Okla. Stat. tit. 29, § 29-4-113.2
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Three-day special use permit – Veterans, nonprofit or
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charitable organizations.
A. The Wildlife Conservation Commission shall establish a
three-day special use permit to be purchased by a landowner for a
tract of land that is two hundred (200) acres or more.
B. The special use permit shall allow any veterans and
nonprofit or charitable organizations, with the permission of the
landowner, to hunt and fish on the tract of land. Those veterans
and organizations permitted to hunt and fish on the tract of land
shall be exempt from hunting and fishing license requirements for
the term that the special use permit is issued.
C. The term for the special use permit shall only be for
consecutive days.
D. The price of the special use permit shall not exceed Five
Hundred Dollars ($500.00).
E. The Commission shall promulgate rules to enforce the
provisions of this act.
A. The Wildlife Conservation Commission shall establish a
three-day special use permit to be purchased by a landowner for a
tract of land that is two hundred (200) acres or more.
B. The special use permit shall allow any veterans and
nonprofit or charitable organizations, with the permission of the
landowner, to hunt and fish on the tract of land. Those veterans
and organizations permitted to hunt and fish on the tract of land
shall be exempt from hunting and fishing license requirements for
the term that the special use permit is issued.
C. The term for the special use permit shall only be for
consecutive days.
D. The price of the special use permit shall not exceed Five
Hundred Dollars ($500.00).
E. The Commission shall promulgate rules to enforce the
provisions of this act.
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