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Okla. Stat. tit. 29, § 29-4-301

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Upland winged game license — Licensed commercial hunt

Official statutory text

areas.

A. The Director of Wildlife Conservation or an agent of the

Director may provide a resident and nonresident a five-day paper

hunting license for upland winged game, excluding wild turkeys, at a

licensed commercial hunt area.

B. The five-day paper license issued pursuant to this section

shall only be valid for hunting upland winged game, excluding wild

turkeys, at a licensed commercial hunt area only.

C. The fees for a five-day paper license issued pursuant to

this section shall be:

1. For residents, Five Dollars ($5.00); and

2. For nonresidents, Five Dollars ($5.00).

D. The Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission shall have

authority to promulgate and enforce rules governing the issuance and

enforcement of such five-day paper licenses issued pursuant to this

section.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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