Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-2228
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Hunting in designated state parks
Official statutory text
The Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission and the Oklahoma
Tourism and Recreation Commission may authorize, by written
agreement or agreements between the Commissions, hunting in
designated state parks or designated portions of state parks under
the administrative control of the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation
Commission, excluding Lake Murray State Park. The agreement or
agreements shall be made with the advice of the Attorney General's
office and shall contain the duration, terms and conditions of the
hunting authorization, a list of species to be hunted and permitted
firearms, a map designating the specific land areas to be open to
hunting and shall provide for the administration of the designated
area or areas by the Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission for
so long as hunting is authorized under the provisions of the
agreement or agreements. All areas to be open to hunting shall be
clearly marked by signs to designate the open and closed areas.
Tourism and Recreation Commission may authorize, by written
agreement or agreements between the Commissions, hunting in
designated state parks or designated portions of state parks under
the administrative control of the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation
Commission, excluding Lake Murray State Park. The agreement or
agreements shall be made with the advice of the Attorney General's
office and shall contain the duration, terms and conditions of the
hunting authorization, a list of species to be hunted and permitted
firearms, a map designating the specific land areas to be open to
hunting and shall provide for the administration of the designated
area or areas by the Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission for
so long as hunting is authorized under the provisions of the
agreement or agreements. All areas to be open to hunting shall be
clearly marked by signs to designate the open and closed areas.
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