Okla. Stat. tit. 21, § 21-1835.4
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Definitions
Official statutory text
As used in the Oklahoma Private Lands and Public Recreation Act:
1. “Land” means all private land that is primarily devoted to
farming, ranching, or forestry purposes including real property,
land and water, and all structures, fixtures, equipment, and
machinery thereon;
2. “Owner” means any individual, legal entity, or governmental
agency that has any ownership or security interest, or lease or
right of possession in land;
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3. “Recreational use” means any activity undertaken for
exercise, education, relaxation, or pleasure on land owned by
another; and
4. “Recreational trespass” means remaining on land for a
recreational use after being asked to leave by the owner, or the
entry on land for a recreational use without the express or implied
consent of the owner.
1. “Land” means all private land that is primarily devoted to
farming, ranching, or forestry purposes including real property,
land and water, and all structures, fixtures, equipment, and
machinery thereon;
2. “Owner” means any individual, legal entity, or governmental
agency that has any ownership or security interest, or lease or
right of possession in land;
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 21. Crimes and Punishments Page 843
3. “Recreational use” means any activity undertaken for
exercise, education, relaxation, or pleasure on land owned by
another; and
4. “Recreational trespass” means remaining on land for a
recreational use after being asked to leave by the owner, or the
entry on land for a recreational use without the express or implied
consent of the owner.
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