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Oklahoma hunting and fishing licenses have been the same price for at least 20 years. That could soon change thanks to Senate Bill 941.

An obscure case of illegal hunting in south-central Oklahoma could point to new ways the state is trying to assert jurisdiction inside newly affirmed tribal reservation boundaries.

Bobcat hunting and trapping is commonplace throughout much of the United States, with the exception of a handful of holdout states. Despite the abundance of the wildcat nationwide, some conservationists are pushing back on the open season.

The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation has released its annual suggestions for changes to rules for hunting and wildlife management, and Oklahomans can provide feedback over the next month.

This Week in Oklahoma Politics discusses a utility bill increase, Gov. Stitt continuing to battle against tribes and the U.S. Supreme Court dismissing dozens of petitions to overturn its McGirt v. Oklahoma decision.

As the number of coyotes in Kansas grows, hunting contests have sprung up as a way to remove potential threats to livestock. But the resilient canine keeps finding ways to survive, no matter what humans throw at it.

This Week in Oklahoma Politics discusses Gov. Kevin Stitt refusal to renew hunting and fishing licenses for Oklahoma tribes and a bill banning Oklahoma schools from teaching curriculum based off "The 1619 Project" regarding the Black experience during and after slavery.

Humans aren't the only ones that can contract COVID-19.

Feral hogs cause millions of dollars in damage each year, and encouraging hunting is one way states try to control them. But some state officials believe banning hunting is the key to controlling them.

Despite conservation efforts geared toward increasing the population of wild turkeys in Oklahoma over the years, recent complications are leading to a fall in numbers.