2008 Outdoor Calendar
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SEPTEMBER
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7: Bugling Elk Tour at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. The tours will take participants into the Refuge's Special Use Area during the height of the elk mating season, thus, offering a unique opportunity for wildlife viewing. At this time of year the bull elk compete for available females to form their harems. To vent their feelings of frustration and aggression, the bull elk produces a high-pitched whistling sound. Tour participants have the opportunity to hear the bugling and to search for elk in their natural habitat. Other species of wildlife such as bison, white-tailed deer, and wild turkey are not uncommon during the tour although weather conditions make wildlife viewing opportunities unpredictable. Bugling Elk Tours will depart promptly at 5 p.m.. Each tour will last approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours. For reservations call which are required and may be made by telephoning the Visitor Center at (580) 429-3222. A $5.00 reservation fee per participant is collected prior to the program.
7: Woodward Archers 3-D Shoot. Range Directions from 48th St and Oklahoma Ave (go 1 mile west, turn left off Hwy 15 go south 2 1/2 miles west into) For more information contact Ed Kinney at (580) 256-3320 or Frank Patterson Jr at (580) 256-6613. Memberships available shoots are open events. Sign in begins at 7:30 a.m. and closes at 2:30 p.m.
8: The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Regular Commission Meeting. Meetings are held monthly at the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Building (auditorium), 1801 N. Lincoln, Oklahoma City, OK at 9:00 am
8: Eastern Oklahoma Branch meeting at Johnnies Charboiler (5001 South Harvard, North side of I-44... East side of Harvard), Tulsa. (918) 743-1110. 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Fore more information contact Sam Myers at (918) 447-8864.
11: Bugling Elk Tour at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. The tours will take participants into the Refuge's Special Use Area during the height of the elk mating season, thus, offering a unique opportunity for wildlife viewing. At this time of year the bull elk compete for available females to form their harems. To vent their feelings of frustration and aggression, the bull elk produces a high-pitched whistling sound. Tour participants have the opportunity to hear the bugling and to search for elk in their natural habitat. Other species of wildlife such as bison, white-tailed deer, and wild turkey are not uncommon during the tour although weather conditions make wildlife viewing opportunities unpredictable. Bugling Elk Tours will depart promptly at 5 p.m.. Each tour will last approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours. For reservations call which are required and may be made by telephoning the Visitor Center at (580) 429-3222. A $5.00 reservation fee per participant is collected prior to the program.
13: Bugling Elk Tour at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. The tours will take participants into the Refuge's Special Use Area during the height of the elk mating season, thus, offering a unique opportunity for wildlife viewing. At this time of year the bull elk compete for available females to form their harems. To vent their feelings of frustration and aggression, the bull elk produces a high-pitched whistling sound. Tour participants have the opportunity to hear the bugling and to search for elk in their natural habitat. Other species of wildlife such as bison, white-tailed deer, and wild turkey are not uncommon during the tour although weather conditions make wildlife viewing opportunities unpredictable. Bugling Elk Tours will depart promptly at 6:30 a.m. Each tour will last approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours. For reservations call which are required and may be made by telephoning the Visitor Center at (580) 429-3222. A $5.00 reservation fee per participant is collected prior to the program..
14: Bugling Elk Tour at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. The tours will take participants into the Refuge's Special Use Area during the height of the elk mating season, thus, offering a unique opportunity for wildlife viewing. At this time of year the bull elk compete for available females to form their harems. To vent their feelings of frustration and aggression, the bull elk produces a high-pitched whistling sound. Tour participants have the opportunity to hear the bugling and to search for elk in their natural habitat. Other species of wildlife such as bison, white-tailed deer, and wild turkey are not uncommon during the tour although weather conditions make wildlife viewing opportunities unpredictable. Bugling Elk Tours will depart promptly at 5 p.m.. Each tour will last approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours. For reservations call which are required and may be made by telephoning the Visitor Center at (580) 429-3222. A $5.00 reservation fee per participant is collected prior to the program..
18: Bugling Elk Tour at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. The tours will take participants into the Refuge's Special Use Area during the height of the elk mating season, thus, offering a unique opportunity for wildlife viewing. At this time of year the bull elk compete for available females to form their harems. To vent their feelings of frustration and aggression, the bull elk produces a high-pitched whistling sound. Tour participants have the opportunity to hear the bugling and to search for elk in their natural habitat. Other species of wildlife such as bison, white-tailed deer, and wild turkey are not uncommon during the tour although weather conditions make wildlife viewing opportunities unpredictable. Bugling Elk Tours will depart promptly at 5 p.m.. Each tour will last approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours. For reservations call which are required and may be made by telephoning the Visitor Center at (580) 429-3222. A $5.00 reservation fee per participant is collected prior to the program.
20 & 21: Bugling Elk Tour at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. The tours will take participants into the Refuge's Special Use Area during the height of the elk mating season, thus, offering a unique opportunity for wildlife viewing. At this time of year the bull elk compete for available females to form their harems. To vent their feelings of frustration and aggression, the bull elk produces a high-pitched whistling sound. Tour participants have the opportunity to hear the bugling and to search for elk in their natural habitat. Other species of wildlife such as bison, white-tailed deer, and wild turkey are not uncommon during the tour although weather conditions make wildlife viewing opportunities unpredictable. Bugling Elk Tours will depart promptly at 5 p.m.. Each tour will last approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours. For reservations call which are required and may be made by telephoning the Visitor Center at (580) 429-3222. A $5.00 reservation fee per participant is collected prior to the program.
20-21:: Backwoods Bowhunters 3-D Hunters for the Hungry shoot. The Backwoods Bowhunters Range is located 7 1/2 miles west of hwy 4 or 4 1/2 miles east of hwy 81 on Britton Road between Yukon and El Reno. For more information contact Pat Finnigan at (405) 262-7559 or Johnny Pappan at (405) 863-5736.
20: Tulsa Fly Fishers, Trout Unlimited and Federation of FlyFishers outing to Elk River, MO. For more information contact Billy Howard at (918) 259-5287 or (918) 282-7621.
25: Bugling Elk Tour at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. The tours will take participants into the Refuge's Special Use Area during the height of the elk mating season, thus, offering a unique opportunity for wildlife viewing. At this time of year the bull elk compete for available females to form their harems. To vent their feelings of frustration and aggression, the bull elk produces a high-pitched whistling sound. Tour participants have the opportunity to hear the bugling and to search for elk in their natural habitat. Other species of wildlife such as bison, white-tailed deer, and wild turkey are not uncommon during the tour although weather conditions make wildlife viewing opportunities unpredictable. Bugling Elk Tours will depart promptly at 5 p.m.. Each tour will last approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours. For reservations call which are required and may be made by telephoning the Visitor Center at (580) 429-3222. A $5.00 reservation fee per participant is collected prior to the program.
27: Bugling Elk Tour at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. The tours will take participants into the Refuge's Special Use Area during the height of the elk mating season, thus, offering a unique opportunity for wildlife viewing. At this time of year the bull elk compete for available females to form their harems. To vent their feelings of frustration and aggression, the bull elk produces a high-pitched whistling sound. Tour participants have the opportunity to hear the bugling and to search for elk in their natural habitat. Other species of wildlife such as bison, white-tailed deer, and wild turkey are not uncommon during the tour although weather conditions make wildlife viewing opportunities unpredictable. Bugling Elk Tours will depart promptly at 6:30 a.m. Each tour will last approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours. For reservations call which are required and may be made by telephoning the Visitor Center at (580) 429-3222. A $5.00 reservation fee per participant is collected prior to the program.
27: The Tulsa Bicycle Club Fall Century Bicycle Tour. The 2008 Fall Century will start and end at the Whirlpool Corporation, 7301 Whirlpool Drive north of downtown Tulsa (76th Street North east of Hwy 75). This facility provides easy access from Hwy 75 and has ample parking and restroom facilities. For more information on the Fall Century, rides and programs sponsored by the Tulsa Bicycle Club, please visit www.tulsabicycleclub.com.
28: Woodward Archers 3-D Shoot. Range Directions from 48th St and Oklahoma Ave (go 1 mile west, turn left off Hwy 15 go south 2 1/2 miles west into) For more information contact Ed Kinney at (580) 256-3320 or Frank Patterson Jr at (580) 256-6613. Memberships available shoots are open events. Sign in begins at 7:30 a.m. and closes at 2:30 p.m.
28: Bugling Elk Tour at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. The tours will take participants into the Refuge's Special Use Area during the height of the elk mating season, thus, offering a unique opportunity for wildlife viewing. At this time of year the bull elk compete for available females to form their harems. To vent their feelings of frustration and aggression, the bull elk produces a high-pitched whistling sound. Tour participants have the opportunity to hear the bugling and to search for elk in their natural habitat. Other species of wildlife such as bison, white-tailed deer, and wild turkey are not uncommon during the tour although weather conditions make wildlife viewing opportunities unpredictable. Bugling Elk Tours will depart promptly at 5 p.m.. Each tour will last approximately 2 1/2 to 3 hours. For reservations call which are required and may be made by telephoning the Visitor Center at (580) 429-3222. A $5.00 reservation fee per participant is collected prior to the program.