Hunting

Oklahoma's Premiere Rattlesnake Festival is returning in 2023 bigger and better than ever before. Get ready for the 39th annual Apache Rattlesnake Festival coming next month in April from (04-13-23 through 04-16-23).

Oklahoma has a rich diversity of wildlife, one of the most diverse in the country. This trail cam has captured just about every imaginable type of wildlife from raccoons and coyotes to bobcats and skunks. Hit play on the video to see these animals in the wild.

Turn your trap house into a trap home.

Put the duct tape down.

You can shoot as many zombies as you'd like and dispatch them with extreme prejudice. After all, they're already dead and there's plenty to go around. This Oklahoma farm is overrun by the undead and needs your help!

Everything is in play this Saturday.

You could be drawn for the hunt of a lifetime! Applications are now being accepted for the City of Lawton's 2022 elk hunt. If you're interested you'll need to submit an application prior to the deadline. Get all the details here!

Wildlife officials are warning the general public that the Oklahoma black bear population is growing and to be on the lookout, especially during the early Summer months as more and more sightings have been reported.

Oklahoma will soon be making some changes to state hunting and fishing licenses. A new bill has overwhelming support from state legislators, so what does this bill do and how will it affect hunting/fishing licenses?

Here they are laid out in simple terms.

Oklahoma lawmakers are looking to pass legislation that would make the nocturnal/night hunting of coyotes legal without a permit within the state. House Bill (HB-4281) would change the current Oklahoma laws regarding hunting coyotes at night without special permitting and permission from state game wardens.

Things are starting to move forward on Lawton's new indoor shooting facility.