Posted By: rofd1374
Oklahoma ? - 08/18/14 10:39 PM
Is feeders allowed in Oklahoma ?
Oklahoma ?
Posted By: BOBO the Clown
Re: Oklahoma ? - 08/18/14 10:43 PM
Yes
Posted By: rofd1374
Re: Oklahoma ? - 08/18/14 10:54 PM
Thanks
Posted By: ParkCountyElkDestroyer
Re: Oklahoma ? - 08/18/14 10:55 PM
yes but they roll their joints all wrong.
Posted By: rofd1374
Re: Oklahoma ? - 08/18/14 10:55 PM
I have some land we've never hunted and the joining property's never get hunted . Thought about setting a feeder up and covert camera to see what comes in . It's in Love County
Posted By: Western
Re: Oklahoma ? - 08/18/14 10:56 PM
Originally Posted By: jensent
yes but they roll their joints all wrong.
I guess you do it the right way then? hmmm, we may have to call your mom and dad on this one.
Posted By: Creekrunner
Re: Oklahoma ? - 08/18/14 11:50 PM
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Posted By: rofd1374
Re: Oklahoma ? - 08/19/14 12:28 AM
Haha yeah I noticed that after I had posted my bad haha
Posted By: doogie
Re: Oklahoma ? - 08/19/14 02:27 AM
Originally Posted By: rofd1374
Is feeders allowed in Oklahoma ?
Ebonics?
Posted By: cmc
Re: Oklahoma ? - 08/19/14 03:05 AM
Originally Posted By: doogie
Originally Posted By: rofd1374
Is feeders allowed in Oklahoma ?
Ebonics?
Goes with the joints
Posted By: MO
Re: Oklahoma ? - 08/20/14 01:48 PM
Originally Posted By: rofd1374
I have some land we've never hunted and the joining property's never get hunted . Thought about setting a feeder up and covert camera to see what comes in . It's in Love County
My Mom lives in Love Co near Wilson Creek. There are some nice deer in that county.
MO
Posted By: rofd1374
Re: Oklahoma ? - 08/21/14 12:01 AM
Yeah if I hunt our property it's near wilson
Posted By: Ramsey
Re: Oklahoma ? - 08/21/14 04:58 AM
If you are in south eastern or bear country it may get destroyed