Oklahoma Hunting & Fishing

Oklahoma blends Southern, Plains, and Western hunting into one affordable, accessible package. Hunting guides in Oklahoma pursue strong whitetail and growing mule deer populations, all four subspecies opportunities for wild turkey including the prized Rio Grande, and waterfowl along the Central Flyway. Wild hogs are abundant and huntable year-round, and the state's wildlife management areas open large tracts to public hunters.

Fishing in Oklahoma is reservoir-rich. The state's many large lakes, including Texoma, Eufaula, and Grand Lake, hold largemouth, smallmouth, and striped bass, plus crappie and some of the biggest blue catfish in the country. Lake Texoma's self-sustaining striped bass fishery is especially famous. With low license costs and abundant public land and water, Oklahoma is one of the better values for traveling sportsmen.