People who use Department-owned areas for nonhunting or nonfishing activities, such as bird-watching or photography, are required to have either a Wildlife Conservation Passport or any current hunting ...
Doves may be hunted with shotguns (conventional or muzzle loading), archery equipment, legal raptors, and other methods ...
Oklahoma Game Wardens are more than law enforcement officers, they are educators, conservationists, and community liaisons.
Learn more about pronghorn and mule deer ecology and management at a free field day event Aug. 7, 2026, at Oklahoma Panhandle Research and Extension Center in Goodwell.
Hunters and anglers should be aware of several new rules affecting hunting and fishing that begin immediately, and others that may go into effect later this year.
Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commissioners approved emergency rules and resolutions on hunting, fishing and wildlife during their regular June meeting.
Rolling down Route 66 this summer? Between photo ops, diner food, and getting your proverbial kicks, keep an eye out for a roadside attraction that can be seen along every mile of the historic highway ...
The judging is complete, and the winning images have been selected for the 2026 Readers’ Photography Showcase!
Twenty “first generation” Oklahoma monarchs were tagged with small solar-powered transmitters at the Oklahoma City Zoo to track their northbound migration. These butterflies were raised from eggs laid ...
On April 6, the Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission heard presentations from three experts about chronic wasting disease in captive-bred deer.
Oklahoma has a great mix of birds and bird habitats, making the state an epic place to begin or level up your bird watching journey. We share the following recs for where to go birding, regardless of ...