Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation; modifying certain season dates. Emergency.
Coauthored by Representative Fetgatter (principal House author)
Summary
The measure revises the statutes governing open seasons so the Wildlife Conservation Commission can establish specific hunting periods, including two senior‑citizen deer days, mountain‑lion and black‑bear seasons with muzzle‑loader and archery windows, and defined bowfishing dates on the Upper Illinois River. It also creates a special permit system with set fees—up to $20 for residents and $75 for non‑residents—and directs $5 of each fee to surface‑land owners in the Acres for Wildlife program. An emergency clause makes the changes effective immediately upon passage.
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