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Check Station (Deer, Elk, and Turkey)


REPRINT:CARCASS TAG TROUBLESHOOTING

Online Check Station
If you are using a mobile device, write your confirmation number on your field tag. Your mobile web browser must be an Internet compliant browser. Some mobile devices like the Blackberry may come with a proprietary non-standard Internet browser, and not function correctly.

There are currently 63451 deer checked for 2012/2013 Hunting Season.
There are currently 2892 turkey checked for 2012/2013 Hunting Season.
There are currently 63 elk checked for 2012/2013 Hunting Season.

Instructions:

The ODWC Check Station Web Portal allows sportsmen to check in their deer, turkey, or elk carcass online.

  • Enter your Last Name
  • Enter your Drivers License or Social Security Number.
  • Select your Birth Date with the drop down menus.
  • Select your Animal Type: Deer, Turkey, or Elk. Deer is the default.
  • Select your Hunt Locations or Regions from the drop down list.
  • Click Next for the next screen.
  • ball Mandatory field or information (required).
  • Antlered Deer Definition: Any deer, regardless of sex, with at least three (3) inches of antler length above the natural hairline on either side.
  • Warning: The information you put on this form will be used to record your game harvest. Failure to provide accurate information could result in false information on your carcass tag which is a criminal offense and is subject to prosecution.
  • Use the “REPRINT CARCASS TAG” button, if you need to reprint your carcass tag or if you need to confirm you checked your animal.

Information About Turkey Check In

  1. All turkeys taken east of I-35 must be checked!
  2. All turkeys taken west of I-35 will not be checked!

LAST NAME:  
DRIVERS OR SSN:EX. 449002137 No Dashes  
BIRTH DATE: MM-DD-YY/ /
ANIMAL TYPE:

LOCATION OR REGIONS: The region where you killed the deer, turkey, or elk.
  • Deer regions consist of all four regions: NE, SE, SW, NW.
  • Turkey regions consist of two of the four regions: NE, SE.
  • Elk regions consist of two of the four regions: SW, NE.