It's hot now, but dove season and a full year of hunting opportunities are just around the corner. With dove season kicking off Sept. 1, we've got you covered here with public land dove hunting resources, articles, and the information you need to get going.
For most hunters, dove season participation starts with your hunting license and a Harvest Information Permit (HIP), both of which can be obtained through your Go Outdoors Oklahoma account. Log in below.
Need a Public Land Starting Point? WMA Dove Field Maps Offer Possible Leads
Looking for public land dove hunting possibilities? Check out our dove hunting resources webpage for tips, including a map of fields on WMAs that are managed for doves. We provide you with GPS coordinates and maps of those areas so that you'll feel comfortable and ready on Sept. 1. It's a great way to identify a starting point for dove hunting adventures.
Blog Drop: Tips for Dove Hunting on ODWC Public Hunting Lands
You may know in the back of your mind that there are public lands available for hunting doves and other game. But how do you dig in and make it happen? Check out our new blog post for tips and down-to-earth ways to get out there and enjoy Oklahoma's public land dove hunting opportunities.
Spoiler Alert! Many of Oklahoma's public land opportunities are found on WMAs managed by the Wildlife Department, or properties leased by the ODWC through the Oklahoma Land Access Program (OLAP). ODWC offers maps, season dates, species information and other resources to help you plan your hunt.