Where to Hunt in Oklahoma

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Rifle Whitetail Hunt

1,150 Acres at RM3 Wilderness| Block B in Pawnee, OK

Price$2,500 / Guest

Crow Hunt

150 Acres at Stone Farms in Chandler, OK

Starting Price$50 / Guest

Hog, Coyote, & Varmint Special 5-Day Rate w/ Lodging

1,150 Acres at RM3 Wilderness| Block B in Pawnee, OK

Price$625 / Guest

Hog, Coyote, & Varmint Special Daily Rate

1,150 Acres at RM3 Wilderness| Block B in Pawnee, OK

Starting Price$150 / Guest

Rio Grande Turkey Hunt

150 Acres at Stone Farms in Chandler, OK

Starting Price$125 / Guest

Bow Whitetail Hunt

1,150 Acres at RM3 Wilderness| Block B in Pawnee, OK

Price$2,000 / Guest

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Popular species to hunt in Oklahoma

Oklahoma, a prime destination for hunting enthusiasts, offers plenty of game species that can challenge even the most experienced hunters. The state is renowned for its population of White-Tailed deer, a species that thrives in the mixed woodland and prairie habitats. During Oklahoma's deer hunting season, which typically spans from October to January, hunters can take advantage of the rutting period when deer are most active. Another popular species in Oklahoma is the wild turkey. With both spring and fall seasons, turkey hunting offers opportunities for both shotgun and archery enthusiasts. The state's eastern wild turkeys are particularly sought after for their elusive nature and impressive size. For those seeking a unique hunting experience, Oklahoma also boasts one of the largest populations of American bison. While bison hunts require special permits and are regulated to ensure sustainability, they offer an unparalleled hunting adventure. Lastly, waterfowl such as ducks and geese are abundant in Oklahoma's wetlands and reservoirs. The Central Flyway route passes directly over the state, making it an ideal location for duck hunting during migration seasons. Whether it's tracking a trophy buck through dense forest or waiting in a blind for the perfect shot at a flock of ducks, Oklahoma provides diverse hunting opportunities that cater to all preferences and skill levels.

Popular counties to hunt in Oklahoma

Oklahoma offers a diverse landscape teeming with various game species. One of the most popular hunting counties in Oklahoma is Pushmataha County. Located in the southeastern part of the state, this county is known for its abundant White-Tailed deer population. The rugged terrain and dense forests provide an ideal habitat for these animals, making it a top choice for deer hunters. Another notable county is Osage County in northeastern Oklahoma. It's renowned for its wild turkey hunting, thanks to the thriving population of Rio Grande and Eastern wild turkeys that inhabit the area's mixed grass prairies and oak-hickory forests. For waterfowl enthusiasts, Alfalfa County should be on your radar. Situated along the Central Flyway, this county sees an impressive number of migrating ducks and geese each year. Lastly, Comanche County in southwestern Oklahoma offers excellent opportunities for quail hunting due to its expanses of brushy prairie lands that serve as prime quail habitat. Each of these counties presents unique challenges and rewards that cater to different hunting preferences, ensuring an exciting adventure for every hunter who steps foot in the Sooner State.

Popular hunting methods in Oklahoma

In Ohio, hunting is a cherished tradition and the state offers a variety of methods for hunters to pursue their quarry. One popular method is stand hunting, where hunters position themselves in tree stands or ground blinds near known animal trails, food sources, or watering holes. This method allows for a high degree of stealth and is particularly effective during deer season. Another favored approach in Oklahoma is spot and stalk hunting. This technique requires patience and keen observation skills as hunters identify their target from a distance and then carefully approach for a clean shot. It's an ideal method for hunting Pronghorn Antelope in the western plains of the state. For those who prefer a more dynamic hunt, drive hunting is common in Oklahoma's dense forests. In this method, a group of hunters work together to drive game towards waiting shooters. It's an effective strategy for hunting wild boar or turkey. Bowhunting is also gaining popularity in Oklahoma due to its challenging nature and extended seasons. Whether using a traditional longbow or modern compound bow, this method provides an intimate connection with nature that many hunters appreciate. Lastly, predator calling has become increasingly popular for hunting coyotes and bobcats across Oklahoma’s varied terrain. Using electronic or mouth calls that imitate prey species can lure predators into range. Each method has its unique challenges and rewards, offering incredible experiences for all of Oklahoma’s adventurous hunters.

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