Hunting in Oklahoma
08-09-2011 | 02:24 PM
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Spike
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Hunting in Oklahoma
Hey, guys, I'll just tell you, I'm new to this site, so if I do something incorrectly, that's why.
Ok, so I'll be hunting in Oklahoma, Tulsa area, in Oct, public land, and I don't live there, nor will I be able to see the land before I get there. So I was wondering what might be the first recommendation, with the best chance of success. (I will be bowhunting) The area doesn't have to be overly close to Tulsa, a drive of two hours isn't all that much in my mind.
Thanks
Ok, so I'll be hunting in Oklahoma, Tulsa area, in Oct, public land, and I don't live there, nor will I be able to see the land before I get there. So I was wondering what might be the first recommendation, with the best chance of success. (I will be bowhunting) The area doesn't have to be overly close to Tulsa, a drive of two hours isn't all that much in my mind.
Thanks
08-09-2011 | 02:45 PM
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Typical Buck
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From:
<www.wildlifedepartment.com/facts_maps/wmastate.htm>
Osage co. and Cherokee co. usually lead the state in total number harvested. Neither are far from Tulsa.
I know some old timers that have killed some monsters at deep fork and okmulgee.
Osage co. and Cherokee co. usually lead the state in total number harvested. Neither are far from Tulsa.
I know some old timers that have killed some monsters at deep fork and okmulgee.
