Deep Fork NWR
Okmulgee County, OK
!2 special✕1 closed
🦌🦆🦃🐇🐗🎣
8.3K huntable acres
State guide · 2026–2027 season
Oklahoma Wildlife Refuge Hunting
Oklahoma has 10 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service refuges and stations in our database, 9 of which list hunting opportunities. The largest huntable refuge areas are Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge (53.3K ac), Sequoyah NWR (16.5K ac) and Little River NWR (14.1K ac).
10refuges & stations
67hunt units
122Khuntable acres
0WPAs
Map of refuges & WPAs in Oklahoma
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Oklahoma by the numbers
- Open3,150 ac 2%
- Special regulations119,082 ac 70%
- Closed48,371 ac 28%
32.1K
20.9K
16.5K
14.2K
10.6K
8.1K
4.3K
All refuges & stations in Oklahoma
Little River NWR
McCurtain County, OK
!6 special✕1 closed
🦌🦆🦃🐇🐗🎣
14.1K huntable acres
Optima NWR
Texas County, OK
!1 special
🦌🦃🐦🕊️🐇
4.3K huntable acres
Ozark Plateau NWR
Adair County, OK
!1 special✕1 closed
🦌🐇🐗
799 huntable acres
Salt Plains NWR
Alfalfa County, OK
!11 special✕1 closed
🦌🦆🦃🐦🕊️🐇🐗🎣
9.6K huntable acres
Sequoyah NWR
Haskell County, OK
!13 special✕3 closed
🦌🦆🦃🕊️🐇🐗🎣
16.5K huntable acres
Tishomingo NFH
Johnston County, OK
✕1 closed
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Tishomingo NWR
Marshall County, OK
✓1 open!5 special✕2 closed
🦌🦆🦃🐦🕊️🐇🐗🎣
9.5K huntable acres
Washita NWR
Custer County, OK
!4 special✕2 closed
🦌🦆🦃🐦🕊️🐇🐗🎣
5.9K huntable acres
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Comanche County, OK
!10 special✕1 closed
🦌🦆🦃🐇🐗🎣
53.3K huntable acres
Counties with federal public hunting land
- Adair County 1 refuge
- Alfalfa County 1 refuge
- Comanche County 1 refuge
- Custer County 1 refuge
- Delaware County 1 refuge
- Haskell County 1 refuge
- Johnston County 2 refuges
- Marshall County 1 refuge
- McCurtain County 1 refuge
- Muskogee County 1 refuge
- Okmulgee County 1 refuge
- Ottawa County 1 refuge
- Sequoyah County 2 refuges
- Texas County 1 refuge
Hunting in Oklahoma: what to know
Licenses & seasons
Refuge hunts follow Oklahoma seasons, bag limits and license requirements set by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. Refuges may be more restrictive — never less — than state rules.
Refuge-specific rules
Each refuge publishes hunt regulations in 50 CFR Part 32 and in its hunt brochure. Units marked special regulations may limit species, dates, weapons, or require quota permits.
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