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September 28, 2023
WILDLIFE NEWS

Go Outdoors mobile app provides quick access to hunting regulations

The 2023-24 Fishing and Hunting Regulations are available now online and in print (get copies at the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation (ODWC) offices and locations where fishing and hunting licenses are sold). Our best kept secret for easy access to Oklahoma fishing and hunting regulations, use the Go Outdoors Oklahoma mobile app.

The 2023-24 Fishing and Hunting Regulations are available now online and in print (get copies at the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation (ODWC) offices and locations where fishing and hunting licenses are sold). Our best kept secret for easy access to Oklahoma fishing and hunting regulations, use the Go Outdoors Oklahoma mobile app.

Regulations organized by species and topic can be found in the app by clicking on the Hunt or Fish icons on the bottom menu bar. Additionally, the app allows you to purchase and store your hunting and fishing licenses, check in-game with e-check, get important updates and more.

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THE PROS, CONS OF FOOD PLOTS Not much stirs up more controversy among wildlife biologists than the topic of food plots and the proverbial question of “What should I plant for wildlife?”

It seems as if there is a common misconception that managing habitat for wildlife requires food plantings. To the contrary, good wildlife management does not require food plantings. Likewise, food plantings alone are not indicative of good wildlife management. To learn more, check out our new article on our blog, the Outdoor Oklahoma Journal.

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