I'm somewhat surprised no one is talking about this.
https://www.wildlifedepartment.com/...medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery&utm_term=
https://www.wildlifedepartment.com/...medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery&utm_term=
Pretty sure it's closed for my area (SE)...at least on public land. I guess I'll have to check in on it.
I'm planning on trying to take 2. Our property could use a little better buck/doe ratio based on our trail cameras and what hunting I've done thus far. I plan on donating 1 to a local OKC policeman and may/may not keep the other as I've got some angus in the freezer too. Plus, I can put more on my archery tags too.
Odwc getting desperate for more does to be taken. I got a text from them today about the season!!
They REALLY need to consider a cheap non-resident doe tag for this season. I’m sure out of state family members would take advantage of this if they had $20-30 non-Rez tags for late antlerless.
They REALLY need to consider a cheap non-resident doe tag for this season. I’m sure out of state family members would take advantage of this if they had $20-30 non-Rez tags for late antlerless.
If they do that, I bet they wouldn't haul a deer into a check station either.
Couldnt agree more
Yeah, the argument against online deer check really doesn’t hold water in my opinion. If you‘re too lazy or sorry to check a deer online, my bet is you’re too lazy and sorry to drive around trying to find a check station open.
The last time I had to use a check station I had to go to 3 before finding one open and ended up driving 40 miles round trip.
The first year we went exclusively to online check, the number of deer checked in Adair Co. increased over 50% (either 51 or 53 IIRC)
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