Regulated wildlife trapping carries out essential roles in modern society by helping to keep animal populations at healthy levels while meeting societal needs. Understanding how regulated trapping ...

Turkeys may not be hunted or taken within 100 yards of any bait. Baiting is the placing, exposing, depositing, distributing, or scattering of shelled, shucked, or unshucked corn, wheat, or other grain ...

The primary objective on all lands owned or managed by the Department is the sound management and use of fish and wildlife resources resident thereon. Public use of Department-managed lands is ...

The following are brief descriptions of regulation changes. This summary of regulation changes is intended to be used as a reference only. You are required to be familiar with all the changes to ...

A resident or nonresident fishing license is re­quired of all persons who take or attempt to take fish, including trout, un­less otherwise exempt. It is unlawful to take fish from state-designated ...

Shoreline Length: 3.20 mi. Volume: 1352.00 ac. ft. Max. Depth: 39.70 ft. Surface Area: 194.00 ac.

Anyone who wishes to hunt without an apprentice-designation must obtain hunter education certification unless exempt. A certificate issued by another state or country and approved by the Wildlife ...

(All species not listed, except shad and species of special concern I and/or II (E), have no daily or minimum size limits) (F) A. In rivers and streams: black bass (largemouth, smallmouth, and spotted ...

Oklahoma is 95% privately owned, habitat management on those acres is critical for wildlife. Free technical assistance is available to landowners across the state. The use of computer software or ...

Wister WMA covers 35,500 acres of central Leflore and eastern Latimer Counties in southeastern Oklahoma. Located around the 7,000-acre Wister Reservoir, along either side of Hwy. 59 and 271 south, ...