Below are all the recent Outdoor Oklahoma Journals along with a search option to find a journal related to your subject of interest.
Okmulgee WMA Field Day
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation is hosting a field day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday Oct. 25, at Okmulgee Wildlife Management Area with a waterfowl hunting workshop. Space is limited to 40 attendees.
Just What Does a Wildlife Biologist Do?
Across the state of Oklahoma, there are only 45 wildlife biologist positions within ODWC. This deep dive explores the respective job duties.
Youth Deer Gun Season Tips: A Guide for Youth & Parents
This year could be better than ever for youth hunters. The full scoop on how to "go out and do" the youth deer gun season, for kids and adult mentors.
Celebrate Your Outdoor Success Through The Dock and The Tailgate
Show off your Oklahoma hunting or fishing success by uploading your photos to The Tailgate (game) or The Dock (fish) on the Wildlife Department’s website—share your proudest catches and see what others are bringing in statewide!
Oklahoma Land Access Program Sees Improvements, Expansion with onX & PATH
Oklahoma’s Land Access Program (OLAP) is expanding opportunities for hunters through new partnerships with onX and Pheasants Forever/Quail Forever. These collaborations will make OLAP boundaries available in the onX app and provide funding to add more high-quality habitat areas for public access across the state.
Five Tips for a Better School Picture Day
We leaned on Oklahoma’s photogenic wildlife for school picture day tips to help find your smile, strike a pose, and stay your adorable and wild self.
2024-25 Big Game Harvest Report
The 2024-25 big game hunting season in Oklahoma showcased another year of remarkable success for hunters across the state. Again, favor- able environmental and habitat conditions played crucial roles, creating optimal circumstances for wildlife and the people pursuing them.
Land Access Permit a Great Value for Hunters
Take advantage of hundreds of thousands of acres of hunting and fishing land with the Land Access Permit. At just $100, it might be one of the best values for Oklahoma's resident hunters.
Kaw WMA Field Day
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation is hosting a field day from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday Sept. 6, at Kaw Wildlife Management Area with an optional waterfowl hunting workshop in the afternoon. Space is limited.
Efforts Continue to Monitor, Help Prairie-Chicken Numbers
Prairie-chicken numbers in Oklahoma have fallen over the last 30 years, but landowners and agencies are teaming up to restore grasslands and bring these iconic birds back.