Moving To Oklahoma
02-06-2006, 05:54 AM
#1
Typical Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: OKC Ok. USA
Posts: 501
Moving To Oklahoma
I will be moving to Oklahoma in Sept. and would like a little help. Is there a good website for hunting and fishing information?Should I just get a good mapshowing the different couinties and go to State Game Dept and start from there ?I like to explore ad find spots on my own so just looking for place to get a good feel for the different areas of the state.
My home base will be in the Oklahoma City area. I primarily enjoy waterfowl and bird hunting and travel up to Wy. for antelope and mulies when I can. I also enjoy flyfishing for trout and was wondering what opportunities Ok. might have in store. Once I get settled in my time is pretty much my own so I'm looking forward to explore my new homestate.
My home base will be in the Oklahoma City area. I primarily enjoy waterfowl and bird hunting and travel up to Wy. for antelope and mulies when I can. I also enjoy flyfishing for trout and was wondering what opportunities Ok. might have in store. Once I get settled in my time is pretty much my own so I'm looking forward to explore my new homestate.
02-06-2006, 09:15 AM
#2
Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 11
RE: Moving To Oklahoma
Ruddyduck,
you can go to wildlifedepartment.com this should be a good place to start you should be able to find what you are looking for.There is plenty of public hunting land for deer,turkey,waterfowl,and upland birds. I know of 2 different places to trout fish the lower Illinois river is good for rainbows we always catch plenty there and the Blue river in sotheastern Ok. is also a good place you can get the browns there,I'm sure there are more good places but these 2 are the only ones I've tried. hope this helps!
you can go to wildlifedepartment.com this should be a good place to start you should be able to find what you are looking for.There is plenty of public hunting land for deer,turkey,waterfowl,and upland birds. I know of 2 different places to trout fish the lower Illinois river is good for rainbows we always catch plenty there and the Blue river in sotheastern Ok. is also a good place you can get the browns there,I'm sure there are more good places but these 2 are the only ones I've tried. hope this helps!
02-07-2006, 09:38 AM
#3
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Claremore, Oklahoma
Posts: 14
RE: Moving To Oklahoma
Well let me welcome you to Oklahoma. It looks like you'll be getting here just in time for bow season. There is a lot of great public land here in Oklahoma and alot of outfitters if you are looking.
There is a lot of good hunting and fishing shows going on down here now this weekend is the Green Country hunting and fishing show in Clearmore OKla. Feb 9,10,11 and 12 also the Mid South Whitetail classic in Tulsa on the 24,25 and 26 and the Backwoods show in Oklahoma City on March 3, 4, & 5 You can see outher up comming show on my web site at www.poorboysfeeders.com
There is also a lot of great trout fishing in our local states Mo for one. there a place called Roaring River witch open the first of March and Closing Oct. Great fishing.
If I can help you out when you come to Oklahoma just holler
There is a lot of good hunting and fishing shows going on down here now this weekend is the Green Country hunting and fishing show in Clearmore OKla. Feb 9,10,11 and 12 also the Mid South Whitetail classic in Tulsa on the 24,25 and 26 and the Backwoods show in Oklahoma City on March 3, 4, & 5 You can see outher up comming show on my web site at www.poorboysfeeders.com
There is also a lot of great trout fishing in our local states Mo for one. there a place called Roaring River witch open the first of March and Closing Oct. Great fishing.
If I can help you out when you come to Oklahoma just holler
02-07-2006, 12:20 PM
#4
Join Date: Jan 2006
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Posts: 42
RE: Moving To Oklahoma
Well another welcome from us too!
We are just 50 minutes north of OKC. There is plenty of Bob white hunting, waterfowl and whitetail right here. You have to go a few hours west for pronghorn, Scaled Quail and Chickens though.
We bird hunt 5 days a week, train dogs every day as well.
When you get settled.....give us a holler as well....we will show ya around a bit!
Phil
REO
We are just 50 minutes north of OKC. There is plenty of Bob white hunting, waterfowl and whitetail right here. You have to go a few hours west for pronghorn, Scaled Quail and Chickens though.
We bird hunt 5 days a week, train dogs every day as well.
When you get settled.....give us a holler as well....we will show ya around a bit!
Phil
REO
02-07-2006, 12:25 PM
#5
Typical Buck
Join Date: May 2005
Location: northern colorado
Posts: 749
RE: Moving To Oklahoma
Oh yeah! Oklahoma is awesome for deer and pheasant. I dont live there anymore but I make an annual pilgrimage to cremlin county each year for a whitetail hunt. We took 5 deer this year. Pheasants were abundant!
