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Difference between Texas and Oklahoma hunting #7404354 01/14/19 07:23 PM
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My beginner question for the day !
What’s the difference in the two states? Is it still mostly Leases in Ok? Living in dfw, im wondering if it is worth it to look up there as well and what I would need up there ?

Re: Difference between Texas and Oklahoma hunting [Re: mikereiling5] #7404357 01/14/19 07:26 PM
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Originally Posted by mikereiling5
My beginner question for the day !
What’s the difference in the two states? Is it still mostly Leases in Ok? Living in dfw, im wondering if it is worth it to look up there as well and what I would need up there ?


OK you have to worry about all of your stuff getting stolen by methheads; TX you just have to worry about your neighbor shooting all your young bucks

Re: Difference between Texas and Oklahoma hunting [Re: mikereiling5] #7404360 01/14/19 07:30 PM
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Could be a good option but know that the gun season in 14 days. Bow season is as long as ours. They have some big deer.


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Re: Difference between Texas and Oklahoma hunting [Re: mikereiling5] #7404362 01/14/19 07:31 PM
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One big difference that you need to know. Rifle season in OK starts the Saturday before Thankgiving, and only goes for 15 days. There is a late does season around Christmas too. If you want to hunt much in OK, you better like hunting with a bow!

Re: Difference between Texas and Oklahoma hunting [Re: mikereiling5] #7404366 01/14/19 07:33 PM
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This year rifle season for whitetail was only about 14 days where in Texas rifle season is about 60 days on average. Yes you can hunt more days if you use a bow, muzzleloader seasons but you need to buy another license for that. To hunt all seasons is about $1,000 in license's.


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Re: Difference between Texas and Oklahoma hunting [Re: mikereiling5] #7404677 01/15/19 12:40 AM
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You can use a crossbow during bow season in Oklahoma. Still different than a gun, but it isn’t as much work as a bow as long as you get a good Xbow.

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Thanks y’all, good to know. I think I would do rifle since I’m a beginner. Is it mostly lease up there? Or does it have more public land?

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There’s public lands just like in Texas but just like Texas most of the stare is privately owned so leasing will be the way to go up there. But there are public lands available to hunt.

Re: Difference between Texas and Oklahoma hunting [Re: mikereiling5] #7405006 01/15/19 01:10 PM
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I’ve been rifle hunting in OK for a few years now

I recommend getting a bow as I am finally going to get one this year

The rifle season is short

You have to E Check your kills, which is easy and takes maybe 5 min at the most but just be aware

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Varmint hunting is daytime only in OK

Re: Difference between Texas and Oklahoma hunting [Re: mikereiling5] #7408407 01/18/19 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted by mikereiling5

What’s the difference in the two states?


The number of teeth per capita peep

Re: Difference between Texas and Oklahoma hunting [Re: mikereiling5] #7408422 01/18/19 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by mikereiling5
My beginner question for the day !
What’s the difference in the two states? Is it still mostly Leases in Ok? Living in dfw, im wondering if it is worth it to look up there as well and what I would need up there ?


Biggest differences:

Season dates
Supplemention is hit or miss
Laws
Weather


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There are some nice deer in Ok also.


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