Oklahoma public hunting land used by drug cartels.

[DeerAssassin]

Thats just one of the reasons I want to switch my hunting rig to a .308 AR platform rifle. Never know just who might be out there in the boondocks with you...Be nice to be able to throw a 25rnd mag in my pack just in case.

I also try to stick to the more managed places, like Pushmataha. Shame you can't rifle hunt there, it would be the only place i'd go.

 

[RAMS]

Is it lawful to carry concealed, with a carry permit of course, in all OK public hunting and fishing areas? Or does it depend on the rules for each area?

 

[Profreedomokie]

Do you really say it's " growing wild" when the government planted it all over the state years ago to help the war effort?

 

[dennishoddy]

Do you really say it's " growing wild" when the government planted it all over the state years ago to help the war effort?

I'm thinking one would not want to tell the DEA that I was just picking some "hemp"

 

[Shadowrider]

It's all over the place around here growing wild.

You are northwest right?

I was working in Guymon awhile back and was shocked at the drug gang problems out there. The city of Hooker was especially having problems. I was like WTF? There's nothing there! Then I went out to Optima WMA to use the range and saw the graffiti. Always made sure I had the CCW on my hip after seeing that and being totally alone out there.

Since I usually hunt SE Oklahoma in hillbilly country, from now on I might just take my chances with the game warden writing me a ticket for a high cap mag in my AR while hunting. I'll load the first 5 as softpoints for the four leged brown critters and the rest FMJ after that for the two legged variety. It's getting pretty maddening reading about all this these days.

 

[Crosstimbers Okie]

Expect to see more as the states and federal government go broke and invent schemes to release inmates early and new alternatives to incarceration.

 

[rebelracer79]

You are northwest right?

Since I usually hunt SE Oklahoma in hillbilly country, from now on I might just take my chances with the game warden writing me a ticket for a high cap mag in my AR while hunting. I'll load the first 5 as softpoints for the four leged brown critters and the rest FMJ after that for the two legged variety. It's getting pretty maddening reading about all this these days.

Look a little closer, the mag law only applies to .22 cal. rifles, get a .308, why only the first 5 SP, you want to end the fight quick, the guy you wound is the one that kills ya...