Goose seasons open Nov. 7 statewide, while duck hunters in Zones 1 and 2 will start their regular duck season Nov. 14 (with a youth, veteran and active military waterfowl day slated for Nov. 7). Panhandle duck hunters have been able to hit the blind since mid-October. All that to say that waterfowl seasons are upon the Sooner State.
Located in the Central Flyway, Oklahoma is part of the wintering range for many species of ducks and geese. This provides sportsmen with an opportunity to pursue their feathered quarry from November through January and, in some cases, even longer.
The Oklahoma Fishing and Hunting Regulations is the most important tool for understanding the ins and outs of hunting waterfowl legally. You can find those here, and you can find your necessary state and federal licenses and stamps through your Go Outdoors Oklahoma profile.
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OKC Offers Daily Blind Opportunities at Lake Stanley Draper, Stinchcomb
Oklahoma City has updated its waterfowl hunting rules to improve hunter access and overall safety. Blind sites at Lake Stanley Draper and the Stinchcomb Wildlife Refuge can now be reserved on a daily basis, giving hunters more flexibility and clearer access to designated hunting areas. For full details, maps, and permit information, please visit the City of Oklahoma City’s official hunting page.