Liggett Table Herd Management Area Prineville District LOCATION: This HMA is approximately 50 miles southeast of Prineville, OR and about 10 miles southwest of Paulina, OR. ACREAGE: Approximately 30,000 acres
ELEVATION/LANDMARKS: Elevation is mainly between 4000 feet and 4700 feet. The area is
generally a high table land which lies between Camp Creek and the South Fork of the Crooked
River. Two dominant landmarks include Twin Buttes and Sulfur Butte.
VEGETATION: Except for limited riparian areas, the vegetation is Juniper, Sagebrush and
Bunchgrass.
WILD LIFE: Pronghorn antelope, mule deer, elk, coyotes. Golden and Bald Eagles, various
hawks, mountain and California valley quail, and chukars.
HERD SIZE: Appropriate Management Level is 10‐15 horses.
HORSE COLORS: This herd is predominately chestnut and sorrel.
SIZE OF HORSES: 900 to 1150 pounds, standing on average 15‐15.2 hands tall.
GENERAL INFORMATION/HISTORY: This is a small, isolated herd which is descended from
rodeo stock. They are of very uniform color and above average in conformation.