Okla. Stat. tit. 29, § 29-5-410
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Hawks, falcons, owls, eagles
Official statutory text
A. Except as otherwise provided, no person may knowingly and
willfully, by means of any device, molest, injure or kill any
species of hawk, falcon, owl or eagle, their nests, eggs or young.
B. Birds exempt from this provision are:
1. Any species of hawk or owl in the act of destroying domestic
birds or fowl;
2. Any species of hawk, falcon, owl or eagle, except those
species prohibited by federal law, when taken by a licensed falconer
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 29. Game and Fish Page 118
for use in the practice of falconry, as provided in Section 5-206 of
this Code.
willfully, by means of any device, molest, injure or kill any
species of hawk, falcon, owl or eagle, their nests, eggs or young.
B. Birds exempt from this provision are:
1. Any species of hawk or owl in the act of destroying domestic
birds or fowl;
2. Any species of hawk, falcon, owl or eagle, except those
species prohibited by federal law, when taken by a licensed falconer
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 29. Game and Fish Page 118
for use in the practice of falconry, as provided in Section 5-206 of
this Code.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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