ODWC’s private lands biologists will meet with landowners, free of charge, to discuss habitat management goals and methods ...

Listed below are Wildlife Management Areas with special areas designated as "non-ambulatory areas". These areas are open to use of a motor vehicle by holders of the non-ambulatory permit. Other ...

Top photo shows part of the ranch that was cleared by a wildfire in spring 2026. In bottom photo, grasses and forbs are ...

Youth deer hunters who've never harvested a deer, or have taken just one deer, may apply to go on bonus private-land youth deer hunts offered through ODWC.

(Youth are exempt from hunting license when hunting coyote. They are not exempt when hunting furbearers or trapping.) No daily, season or possession limit. See General Regulations for additional ...

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The range of this species in Oklahoma extends throughout portions of the Ouachita Mountains, though a few records from the Ozark highlands also exist. Over 80 percent of the entire population ...

The Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact is an agreement that recognizes the suspension of hunting, fishing, and trapping licenses in member states. This means that illegal activities in one state can ...

Help the youth, veterans and active military members of Oklahoma get involved in the sport of waterfowl hunting. Take a kid, veteran and/or active military member with you on your next hunt, or ...

The Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission accepted a $10,000 donation from the 1791 Foundation in support of the Hunters ...

Bullfrogs occur throughout the eastern half of the United States, with the exception of southern Florida. Their range extends northward into Canada and southward into Mexico as far as Veracruz.

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