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2013-2014 Controlled Hunts e-Book
• WELCOME
To manage game animals, the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation is offering hunters
the opportunity to apply for controlled hunt permits. Controlled hunts are held in situations where
unrestricted hunting would pose safety concerns or where overharvest might occur.
Controlled hunt permits are awarded in random drawings. Some controlled hunt permits are highly
sought after, with many more applicants than available permits. If selected, hunters will be able to
hunt on lands managed by the Department and cooperating state, federal and privately owned areas.
We wish you good luck and good hunting.
No Hunter Education? Try an Apprentice-Designated License
Many hunting licenses and permits can be sold with an apprentice designation that allows people
ages 8 to 30 to hunt without hunter education certification under certain conditions. For complete
details, click here.
• Categories
Category 1: Elk Hunts
Category 2: Antelope Hunts
Category 3: Deer Hunts
Category 4: Deer Hunts for Motor Vehicle or Non-Ambulatory Permittees
Category 5: Youth Deer Hunts
Category 6: Spring 2014 Turkey Hunts
Category 7: Youth Spring 2014 Turkey Hunts
• Who can apply ?
Residents: You must possess one of the following licenses, or be exempt from one of
these licenses, to apply for controlled hunts. You must buy the license prior to applying for
controlled hunts. (To buy a license online, click here.) Read the following descriptions to
determine which best applies to you.
*Note: If you have an apprentice-designated license, you still may apply. However, some hunts
require hunter education certification by the date of the hunt. Hunter education certification is now
offered online for ages 10 and older; click here.
Be sure to read all information listed with each hunt selection.
1. Resident Annual Hunting License / Resident Fiscal-Year Hunting License / Resident Annual
Combination License / Resident Fiscal-Year Combination License / Resident 5-Year Hunting License
/ Resident 5-Year Combination License – Any one of these licenses qualify a person to apply for controlled
hunts. Remember, all residents 18 and older must have one of these licenses valid for the current calendar
year before applying.
2. Resident Youth Annual Hunting License / Resident Youth Fiscal-Year License / Resident Youth
Annual Combination License / Resident Youth Fiscal-Year Combination License – Any one of these
licenses qualify resident youths ages 16 or 17 to apply for controlled hunts. Remember, these licenses must be
valid for the current calendar year. Only residents younger than 16 are exempt from the purchase of a hunting
OK
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| Title | 2013_14_ Cont_ Hunts_ Final 1 |
| Full text | 1 2013-2014 Controlled Hunts e-Book • WELCOME To manage game animals, the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation is offering hunters the opportunity to apply for controlled hunt permits. Controlled hunts are held in situations where unrestricted hunting would pose safety concerns or where overharvest might occur. Controlled hunt permits are awarded in random drawings. Some controlled hunt permits are highly sought after, with many more applicants than available permits. If selected, hunters will be able to hunt on lands managed by the Department and cooperating state, federal and privately owned areas. We wish you good luck and good hunting. No Hunter Education? Try an Apprentice-Designated License Many hunting licenses and permits can be sold with an apprentice designation that allows people ages 8 to 30 to hunt without hunter education certification under certain conditions. For complete details, click here. • Categories Category 1: Elk Hunts Category 2: Antelope Hunts Category 3: Deer Hunts Category 4: Deer Hunts for Motor Vehicle or Non-Ambulatory Permittees Category 5: Youth Deer Hunts Category 6: Spring 2014 Turkey Hunts Category 7: Youth Spring 2014 Turkey Hunts • Who can apply ? Residents: You must possess one of the following licenses, or be exempt from one of these licenses, to apply for controlled hunts. You must buy the license prior to applying for controlled hunts. (To buy a license online, click here.) Read the following descriptions to determine which best applies to you. *Note: If you have an apprentice-designated license, you still may apply. However, some hunts require hunter education certification by the date of the hunt. Hunter education certification is now offered online for ages 10 and older; click here. Be sure to read all information listed with each hunt selection. 1. Resident Annual Hunting License / Resident Fiscal-Year Hunting License / Resident Annual Combination License / Resident Fiscal-Year Combination License / Resident 5-Year Hunting License / Resident 5-Year Combination License – Any one of these licenses qualify a person to apply for controlled hunts. Remember, all residents 18 and older must have one of these licenses valid for the current calendar year before applying. 2. Resident Youth Annual Hunting License / Resident Youth Fiscal-Year License / Resident Youth Annual Combination License / Resident Youth Fiscal-Year Combination License – Any one of these licenses qualify resident youths ages 16 or 17 to apply for controlled hunts. Remember, these licenses must be valid for the current calendar year. Only residents younger than 16 are exempt from the purchase of a hunting OK |
| Date created | 2013-05-24 |
| Date modified | 2013-05-24 |
