Licenses and permits are valid from January 1st to December 31st (unless otherwise stated)
All such licenses or permits are valid from July 1st to June 30th of each year.
These licenses are valid for five (5) years from the date of purchase.
They can be purchased by seniors who turn 65 or older during the current calendar year.
Bear licenses have terms of purchase. see pagebear regulationsfor more info.
Eherefor residency requirements and definition of non-resident.
Effective November 1, 2022, fiscal year licenses will be discontinued and annual licenses will be valid for 365 days from purchase. Permit prices listed below reflect price changes after November 1, 2022. If you purchase a permit before November 1, visit the Go Outdoors Oklahoma app orwww.gooutdoorsoklahoma.comfor updated prices.
Combined
| License | Cost | Valid | Information |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lifetime hunting/fishing combo | $ 775,00 | all of life | |
| Combination hunting/fishing for forever disabled veterans | $ 200,00 | all of life | |
| Combination hunting/fishing for forever disabled veterans | $ 25,00 | all of life | |
| Senior hunting/fishing lifetime combo | $ 25,00 | all of life | |
| Hunting/fishing combo for 5 year old residents | $ 148,00 | Five years from the date of issue. | |
| Resident hunting/fishing combo | $ 53,00 | 365 dias | |
| Combination hunting/fishing for young residents | $ 19,00 | 365 dias |
Fishing
| License | Cost | Valid | Information |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 days of fishing | $ 15,00 | Two consecutive days to choose. | |
| 5 year old fishing | $ 88,00 | Five years from the date of issue. | |
| Annual Fishing | $ 25,00 | 365 dias | |
| handicapped fishing | $ 10,00 | Five years from the date of issue. | |
| fishing guide license | $ 90,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| Lake Texoma | $ 12,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| fishing for life | $ 225,00 | all of life | |
| Fishing for Life for Seniors | $ 15,00 | all of life | |
| paddlefish license | $ 0,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| Annual Juvenile Catch | $ 5,00 | 365 dias |
hunt
| License | Cost | Valid | Information |
|---|---|---|---|
| arrow rifle license | $ 20,00 | all of life | |
| federal duck seal | $ 27,00 | July 1st to June 30th | |
| Federal Crop Information Program (HIP) | $ 3,00 | July 1st to June 30th | |
| Federal License for Sandhill Crane | $ 3,00 | July 1st to June 30th | |
| hunt for life | $ 625,00 | all of life | |
| senior hunting for life | $ 15,00 | all of life | |
| Oklahoma waterfowl (water seal) | $ 10,00 | July 1st to June 30th | |
| Cascavel permit (5 days) | $ 5,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| 5 years of resident hunting | $ 88,00 | Five years from the date of issue. | |
| resident annual hunt | $ 32,00 | 365 dias | |
| resident antelope | $ 51,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| resident bear | $ 101,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| Resident deer archery | $ 20,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| Resident Deer Gun (com chifres) | $ 20,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| Resident Stag Gun (No Horn) | $ 20,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| Resident Deer Muzzleloader (com chifres) | $ 20,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| Resident Deer Muzzleloader (sem chifres) | $ 20,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| Hunt for Disabled Residents | $ 10,00 | Five years from the date of issue. | |
| resident moose | $ 51,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| resident skin license | $ 10,00 | December 1st to November 30th | |
| Resident Holiday Hornless Deer Gun | $ 20,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| resident trap | $ 10,00 | Expires annually on February 28 | |
| Archery for Young Residents | $ 10,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| Resident Juvenile Deer Gun (com chifres) | $ 10,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| Resident Young Deer Gun (sem chifre) | $ 10,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| Young Resident's Hornless Stag Gun | $ 10,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| Resident Juvenile Hunt | $ 7,00 | 365 dias | |
| Young Resident Muzzleloader (with horns) | $ 10,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| Young muzzleloader residents (no horns) | $ 10,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| Türkiye (primavera ou outono) | $ 10,00 | January 1st to December 31st |
Other
| License | Cost | Valid | Information |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wildlife Conservation Annual Passport | $ 26,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| Land access authorization for residents | $ 40,00 | January 1st to December 31st | |
| Authorization for access to special use land (3 days) | $ 10,00 | Three consecutive days of choice. | |
| Wildlife Conservation Passport (3 days) | $ 15,00 | Three consecutive days of choice. |
paddlefish license
A must for all paddlefishers, regardless of age or residence.
A valid fishing license is also required.
handicapped fishing
Five (5) year fishing license available to Oklahomans who receive disability benefits through one of the following: Social Security Disability, Supplemental Pension Income (SSI), Multiple Injury Trust Fund, or United States Postal Service (only fishing). Proof of six months of residency and disability benefit required. Additional licenses/permits may be required. Valid for five years from date of issue.
fishing guide license
Obligatory for all persons who assist, accompany, transport, guide or assist people in catching fish in exchange for monetary compensation or other retribution.
Cost reduced to $20 with Coast Guard sailor credentials.
Fishing for Life for Seniors
Lifetime fishing license available to Oklahomans with six months of residency who turn 65 during the current calendar year. Residence verification and proof of age are required.
2 days of fishing
Required for residents 18 years of age or older who catch, attempt to catch, or possess fish or other aquatic organisms by any method in Oklahoma. Valid for two consecutive days and expires at midnight on the second day.
Annual Juvenile Catch
Fishing license required for residents 16 or 17 years of age, unless waived. Additional licenses/permits may be required.
5 year old fishing
Five (5) year fishing license available to Oklahoma residents. Does not include additional privileges. Valid for five years from date of issue.
fishing for life
Lifetime fishing license available to Oklahomans with six months of residency. Residence verification is required.
Lake Texoma
For residents and non-residents alike to fish parts of Lake Texoma in Oklahoma and Texas. Not valid below the Texoma Dam. It is the ONLY license needed if Lake Texoma is the only lake you fish.
Oklahoma residents with a valid fishing license are not required to purchase this license if they only fish the Oklahoma portion of the lake.
Annual Fishing
Annual fishing license required for residents 18 and older. Additional licenses/permits may be required.
Resident Deer Muzzleloader (com chifres)
Required for all residents 18 and older who hunt antlers during muzzleloader season. The license is valid for one horned deer. Hunting license is also required unless exempt.
Cascavel permit (5 days)
Required of anyone who hunts, chases, captures, harasses, captures, kills, captures or attempts to capture any species of rattlesnake during an organized rattlesnake hunting event or festival. See reptile and amphibian regulationshere.
resident annual hunt
Annual hunting license is required for residents 18 and older. Additional licenses/permits may be required.
Resident Deer Gun (com chifres)
Required for all residents 18 and older who hunt antlers during deer season. The license is valid for one horned deer. Hunting license is also required unless exempt.
Resident Stag Gun (No Horn)
Required for all residents 18 and older who hunt deer without antlers during deer season. The license is valid for an antlerless deer. Hunting license is also required unless exempt.
Resident Holiday Hornless Deer Gun
Required for all residents 18 years and older who hunt hornless deer during the Christmas hornless gun season. The license is valid for an antlerless deer. Hunting license is also required unless exempt.
Archery for Young Residents
Required for residents 17 and under during stag archery season. Valid for a deer with or without antlers. A hunting license is also required if you are 16 or older, unless exempt.
Young Resident Muzzleloader (with horns)
Required for residents 17 and under hunting during muzzleloader deer season. Valid for an antlered deer.
Young muzzleloader residents (no horns)
Required for residents 17 and under hunting during muzzleloader deer season. Valid for a deer without antlers.
Resident Juvenile Deer Gun (com chifres)
Required for residents 17 and under during deer hunting or deer hunting season. Valid for an antlered deer. A hunting license is also required if you are 16 or older, unless exempt.
Resident Young Deer Gun (sem chifre)
Required for residents 17 and under during deer hunting or deer hunting season. Valid for a deer without antlers. A hunting license is also required if you are 16 or older, unless exempt.
Resident Deer Muzzleloader (sem chifres)
Required for all residents 18 and older who hunt deer without antlers during muzzleloader season. The license is valid for an antlerless deer. Hunting license is also required unless exempt.
Resident deer archery
Mandatory for all residents 18 and older who hunt deer during archery season. Valid for a deer with or without antlers. Hunting license is also required unless exempt.
Resident Juvenile Hunt
Annual hunting license required for residents 16 or 17 years of age, unless waived. Additional licenses/permits may be required.
Hunt for Disabled Residents
Five (5) year hunting license available to Oklahomans who receive disability benefits through one of the following: Social Security Disability, Supplemental Pension Income (SSI), Multiple Injury Trust Fund, or United States Postal Service (only fishing). Proof of six months of residency and disability benefit required. Additional licenses/permits may be required. Valid for five years from date of issue.
See requirementshere.
Young Resident's Hornless Stag Gun
Required by Residents 17 and under during the Hornless Weapon Special Hunt. Valid for a deer without antlers.
resident moose
Required for all residents who hunt elk unless exempt. Valid for a moose. Annual hunting license is also required unless exempted.
resident antelope
Required for hunting antelope during the open season. Valid for an antelope. Hunting license is also required unless exempt.
senior hunting for life
Lifetime hunting license available to Oklahomans with six months of residency who turn 65 during the current calendar year. Includes deer, elk, antelope, turkey, Oklahoma waterfowl, traps and hides. Residence verification and proof of age are required.
hunt for life
Lifetime hunting license available to Oklahoma residents with six months of residency. Includes deer, elk, antelope, turkey, Oklahoma waterfowl, traps and hides. Residence verification is required.
5 years of resident hunting
Five (5) year hunting license available to Oklahoma residents. Does not include additional privileges. Valid for five years from date of issue.
resident bear
Mandatory for residents who hunt bears. Valid for a bear. Unfilled archery licenses can be used for the muzzleloader season if the quota is not met.
Türkiye (primavera ou outono)
Necessary for all people who hunt during the spring or fall season in Oklahoma. A hunting license is also required for residents. An annual or fiscal year hunting license for non-residents is required for all non-residents 14 years of age or older.
resident skin license
Required for residents capturing bobcats, raccoons, river otters, gray foxes, or red foxes. Hunting license is also required unless exempt. A trapping license is also required if traps are used. Valid from December 1st to November 30th in open seasons.
resident trap
Mandatory for all Oklahoma furriers with 20 traps or less. Hunting license is also required unless exempt. Valid from March 1st to February 28th during open fishing seasons.
Oklahoma waterfowl (water seal)
Required for all persons hunting migratory waterfowl in Oklahoma, unless exempt.
federal duck seal
Electronic or printed federal duck stamp valid for 45 days. A physical stamp will be sent to the buyer within this 45 day period, and this stamp will be valid until the date indicated on the stamp. Mandatory for all persons aged 16 and over hunting migratory waterfowl.(Price includes $2 processing fee)
Federal Crop Information Program (HIP)
Mandatory for all migratory bird hunters aged between 16 and 63, including lifetime license holders.
AvailableBOOKthrough the GoOutdoorsOk application orgooutdoorsoklahoma.com.
Federal License for Sandhill Crane
A federal permit is required for all residents and non-residents to hunt sand cranes in Oklahoma. Check Oklahoma regulations for baggage limits and areas.
AvailableBOOKthrough the GoOutdoorsOk application orgooutdoorsoklahoma.com.
Hunting/fishing combo for 5 year old residents
Five (5) year hunting and fishing license available to Oklahoma residents. Does not include additional privileges. Valid for five years from date of issue.
Resident hunting/fishing combo
Annual hunting and fishing license is required for residents 18 and older. Additional licenses/permits may be required.
Combination hunting/fishing for young residents
Annual hunting and fishing license required for residents 16 or 17 years of age, unless exempted. Additional licenses/permits may be required.
Lifetime hunting/fishing combo
Lifetime hunting and fishing license available to Oklahoma residents with six months of residency. Includes deer, elk, antelope, turkey, Oklahoma waterfowl, traps and hides. Residence verification is required.
Senior hunting/fishing lifetime combo
Lifetime hunting and fishing license available to Oklahomans with six months of residency who turn 65 during the current calendar year. Includes deer, elk, antelope, turkey, Oklahoma waterfowl, traps and hides. Residence verification and proof of age are required. Senior citizen license applications are available throughdepartamentodevidavida.com, GoOutdoorsOk app,gooutdoorsoklahoma.com, Department headquarters, field facilities and license providers.
Combination hunting/fishing for forever disabled veterans
Lifetime hunting and fishing license available to resident disabled veterans with a disability rating of up to 59% as certified by the Department of Veterans Affairs. Includes the same exemptions as the Resident Lifetime Combo. Residency verification and proof of disability eligibility are required.
Combination hunting/fishing for forever disabled veterans
Lifetime hunting and fishing license available to resident disabled veterans with a 60-100% disability rating as certified by the Department of Veterans Affairs. Includes the same exemptions as the Resident Lifetime Combo. Residency verification and proof of disability eligibility are required.
Wildlife Conservation Annual Passport
Mandatory for all persons, residents and non-residents, who enter land belonging to the Department, unless they are exempt. Exemptions include individuals who hold an annual hunting, fishing or combination license; a lifetime hunting, fishing or combination license; lifetime hunting, fishing or combined license for seniors; hunting or fishing license for the disabled; and athletes under 16 years old.
The license does not provide hunting or fishing privileges.
Wildlife Conservation Passport (3 days)
Mandatory for all persons, residents and non-residents, who enter land belonging to the Department, unless they are exempt. Exemptions include individuals who hold an annual hunting, fishing or combination license; a lifetime hunting, fishing or combination license; lifetime hunting, fishing or combined license for seniors; hunting or fishing license for the disabled; and athletes under 16 years old. Valid for three consecutive days, expiring at midnight on the third day.
The license does not provide hunting or fishing privileges.
Land access authorization for residents
Required for any 18-63 year old resident entering Honobia Creek WMA or Three Rivers WMA. No exemptions.
Authorization for access to special use land (3 days)
Required for residents ages 18-63 entering Honobia Creek WMA or Three Rivers WMA for activities not related to hunting or fishing. Valid for three consecutive days, expiring at midnight on the third day.
1 day of fishing
Required for non-residents who catch, attempt to catch, or possess fish or other aquatic organisms by any method in Oklahoma. Valid for one day, expires at midnight on the start date.
6 days of fishing
Required for non-residents who catch, attempt to catch, or possess fish or other aquatic organisms by any method in Oklahoma. Valid for six consecutive days.
Annual Fishing
Required for non-residents who catch, attempt to catch, or possess fish or other aquatic organisms by any method in Oklahoma.
Land access authorization for non-residents
Required for any non-resident entering Honobia Creek WMA or Three Rivers WMA. No exemptions.
non-resident annual hunt
Small game license is required for non-residents aged 14 and over. Not valid for big games. Additional licenses/permits may be required for small game hunting.
5 days of hunting non-residents
Small game license. Excludes quail, turkey and big game unless taken from a licensed commercial hunting area. Valid for five consecutive days and expires at midnight on the fifth day.
Non-resident deer archery
Required for non-residents hunting deer during archery season. Valid for archery season purse limit. No further licenses are required if deer are only hunted during archery season.
Non-Resident Deer Muzzleloader
Required for non-residents hunting deer during muzzleloader season. Valid for muzzleloader station purse limit. No further permits are required if deer are only hunted during mouth-carrying season.
non-resident deer gun
Mandatory for non-residents hunting deer during gun season. Valid on regular weapons and holiday hornless purse limits. No further licenses are required if you hunt deer during gun season only.
non-resident moose
Mandatory for all non-residents who hunt moose. Hunting license is not required if just hunting moose. Valid for a moose.
non-resident antelope
Required for non-residents hunting antelope. Valid for an antelope. A hunting license is not required if hunting antelope only.
non-resident bear
Required for non-residents hunting bears. Valid for a bear. Unfilled archery licenses can be used for the muzzleloader season if the quota is not met.
Bear licenses have terms of purchase. To seebear hunting seasonsfor more info.
Non-resident skin license
Required for non-residents hunting bobcats, raccoons, river otters, gray foxes, or red foxes. Valid from December 1st to November 30th in open skin seasons.
Capture of non-residents
Required for non-residents to trap animals with fur under the restrictions of existing state gambling laws. Valid from March 1st to February 28th during open fishing seasons.
Archery of non-resident juvenile deer of both sexes
Mandatory for all non-residents under 18 who hunt deer during archery season. Non-resident deer hunters are exempt from the annual non-resident hunting permit. Valid for a deer of both sexes.
Non-resident juvenile hornless deer archery
Required for non-residents under 18 who hunt deer during archery season. Non-resident deer hunters are exempt from the annual non-resident hunting permit. Valid for a deer without antlers.
Muzzleloader for young non-resident deer of both sexes
Mandatory for non-residents under 18 hunting deer during muzzleloader season. A hunting license is not required if you only hunt deer. Valid for a deer of both sexes.
Young non-resident hornless muzzled deer
Mandatory for non-residents under 18 hunting deer during muzzleloader season. A hunting license is not required if you only hunt deer. Valid for a deer without antlers.
Gun for non-resident young deer of both sexes
Mandatory for non-residents under 18 hunting deer during gun season. A hunting license is not required if you only hunt deer. Valid for a deer of both sexes.
Non-resident youth with hornless deer gun
Mandatory for non-residents under 18 hunting deer during gun season. A hunting license is not required if you only hunt deer. Valid for a deer without antlers.
arrow rifle license
The use ofarrow rifles will be a cool hunting methodduring any open season when rifles are a legal means of capture. No person may hunt or trap during the open season with an airbow unless the person has first obtained a stamp issued by the Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission for a one-time fee of twenty dollars ($20.00).
FAQs
Can I shoot a deer on my property in Oklahoma? ›
Oklahoma law states that whether the land is fenced or not, the signs should be placed in all the areas where it would be normal for someone to enter the property. The signs must be conspicuously placed. The only legal way to hunt on private property is to get consent from the owner.
Can I hunt on my own land without a license in Oklahoma? ›Resident landowners or tenants who hunt only on land owned or agriculturally leased by them (not including hunting leases) are exempt from the hunting license.
Who pays the most for wildlife conservation? ›In the U.S., conservation is implemented by many entities, including federal, state and local agencies, private landowners, businesses and non-profits. Taken as a whole, the non-hunting public contributes far more financially than hunters and anglers to conservation activities undertaken collectively by these entities.
What is the revenue of the ODWC? ›The Department has an annual budget of about $61.5 million. The agency receives no general tax revenues.
Can a game warden come on private property in Oklahoma? ›Fenced in property, locked gates and no trespassing signs are common in Oklahoma - they're measures to keep the public out. But the way the law works, is a game warden can access any private land if he or she believes wildlife laws are being broken there. “We do not walk on people's private property on a whim.
How many acres do you need to hunt on your own land in Oklahoma? ›The minimum parcel size for hunting properties is 40 acres. The OLAP biologist and/or technician can assist landowners with the application process. An OLAP representative will visit the candidate property to assess habitat and suitability for the program.
Can you retrieve a deer on someone else's property in Oklahoma? ›Landowner Permission
All persons are prohibited from entering land owned by another without permission for the sole purpose of retrieving domestic livestock or other animals. Consent is not valid for more than one year, unless the owner, lessee, or occupant specifically grants consent for a specified period of time.
The use of or hunting over bait, or “baiting,” is prohibited on lands owned or managed by the Wildlife Department. Definition: Baiting is defined as the placing, depositing, exposing, distributing or scattering of shelled, shucked or unshucked corn, wheat or other grain or feed.
Can you carry a pistol while hunting in Oklahoma? ›Hunters are allowed to carry both archery equipment and legal firearms during any modern gun season, provided they have the appropriate licenses and follow other regulations to participate in those seasons.
Why I quit hunting? ›The most common reason (40% of people that no longer hunt) given was the Lack of free time. Reasons like Family Obligations, Work Obligations and Lack of Interest followed with 35, 34 and 33 percent respectively. These top reasons people gave for quitting hunting are things almost everyone has to deal with.
Is hunting declining? ›
In relative numbers, the percentage of the U.S. population that hunts has been on a steady decline since at least 1960, when there were 14 million hunters, representing 7.7 percent of the total U.S. population of 180.7 million people. In 2020, hunters represented only 4.6 percent of the U.S. population.
What percent of the US is anti hunting? ›That's less than 4% of the national population. For state wildlife agencies, the decline in hunting has stifled license sales and other forms of funding, leaving them inadequately staffed and unable to protect critical habitat and effectively implement management programs for deer and other animals.
How much does an Oklahoma game warden make? ›How much does a Game Warden make in Oklahoma? As of Mar 4, 2023, the average annual pay for a Game Warden in Oklahoma is $59,107 a year.
Can you shoot on private property in Oklahoma? ›The state allows any private landowner, the landowner's designated employee, or a lessee to possess a chamber-loaded firearm on the landowner's property, provided that no person who has been convicted of a felony carries it.
Why are game wardens so powerful? ›Wardens may be empowered to impound vehicles or weapons used for illegal harvesting, and to seize fish or game taken illegally. With powers of search and seizure that exceed those of most law enforcement officers, wardens have the ability to determine and intervene in a wide variety of violations while on the job.
Can you carry a sidearm while bow hunting in Oklahoma? ›Firearms Restrictions: Unless otherwise provided by state law, no person may carry or use any firearm in conjunction with archery equipment during any archery season.
Is 10 acres too small to hunt? ›This is a popular topic among hunting land buyers. Two frequently asked questions are, “How many acres do you need to hunt deer?” and “What is the minimum land needed to hunt?” For smaller or slower animals, such as turkeys and rabbits, it's best to have at least five acres. For deer, ten acres or more is ideal.
Can you hunt deer with an AR 15 in Oklahoma? ›AR-15s are fine for use in Oklahoma deer hunting, but your magazine can't hold more than seven rounds.
Does deer cast maps show property owners? ›You'll see property & plat lines along with owner name, tax address, county, and acreage all sourced from county records.
How many deer can I shoot in Oklahoma? ›Two: no more than one may be antlered. Harvest of antlerless mule deer is prohibited. All deer taken during the youth deer gun season are included in the hunter's combined season limit of six deer, but are not included as part of the hunter's regular deer gun season limit of four deer.
How do I keep deer coming back to my property? ›
- Water is Key. Provide the deer with a water source that is high in minerals and nutrients. ...
- Give them Cover. Make sure your property has plenty of cover. ...
- Make the Bed. ...
- Safe Zone.
Peanut butter has physical properties that will help deer hang around in front of your trail cameras better than corn. It tends to leave a longer-lasting residue than corn, so whitetails stick around wherever you smear it.
Can I dump corn on the ground for deer? ›By far the most popular and widely used bait for attracting whitetails is corn. Not only is deer corn highly consumed and well received by whitetails in almost every habitat across the continent, but it's also one of the cheapest options for hunters.
Is sweet corn or field corn better for deer? ›The best corn to plant for deer food plots is field corn. Choose late-maturing varieties if you want to leave corn standing in the plot for winter feeding. Avoid white corn and silage corn.
Can my gun be loaded in my car in Oklahoma? ›Oklahoma law generally authorizes a person who is not otherwise legally prohibited from possessing or purchasing firearms to transport both loaded and unloaded firearms “in or on a vehicle,” provided they are not carrying or transporting the firearm in furtherance of a crime.
Can a felon bow hunt in Oklahoma? ›Convicted felons, as well as any hunter, may use a bow, crossbow or airguns during hunting seasons where allowed. Hunters who are on probation, should consult with their probation officer before hunting.
What is the minimum caliber for deer in Oklahoma? ›(iii) We allow elk and deer hunting with centerfire rifles only; the minimum calibers are . 243 for deer and . 270 caliber for elk. (iv) You must possess only approved nontoxic shot (see § 32.2(k)) while in the field while hunting turkey.
Can you shoot on your own land in Oklahoma? ›The state allows any private landowner, the landowner's designated employee, or a lessee to possess a chamber-loaded firearm on the landowner's property, provided that no person who has been convicted of a felony carries it.
Can I shoot an animal on my property in Oklahoma? ›It shall be lawful for a person to kill any animal of the family canidae or the family felidae found chasing livestock off the premises of the owner of the animal if the person is the owner or occupant of the property on which the animal is chasing the livestock or if the person is authorized to kill such an animal by ...
What are the trespassing laws in Oklahoma? ›In Oklahoma, trespassing is a misdemeanor. Charges can result in fines and jail or prison time, depending on the nature of the alleged trespass. Traveling across yards, gardens, or fields with no trespassing signs posted can result in a $250 fine.