Page 39 - November/December 2022 Outdoor Oklahoma Magazine

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S 2 9 16 23 30 around favorable roosting sites begins to fill in, these undesirable weed that competes with desirable than 20 percent), June is the month to harvest and transplant aquatic vegetation. Consult a biologist

S 6 13 20 27 under and around roosting trees allows turkeys to identify threats or predators easier. A dense and taller understory can make a roosting turkey more susceptible to threats from below. As the understory JUNE HABITAT MANAGEMENT PRACTICES • Spot spray to control sericea lespedeza, an • Before mowing, walk out hay meadows to reduce wildlife mortality, and consider • Spot spray salt cedar to restore riparian areas. JUNE POND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES • If your pond is lacking aquatic vegetation (less for adaptable plant species for tra
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May 2023 T W T 4 3 2 10 9 18 17 16 25 24 23 31 30 MANAGING FOR TURKEY than most surrounding trees. They have a number of large horizontal branches that make for good perches as they roost and the understory of these grasses and forbs. treatment method.

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SATURDAY Oklahoma Free Fishing Days

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WEDNESDAY Flag Day Summer Begins

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JUNE MONDAY SUNDAY Operation Game Thief: Anonymously report game and fish law violations by calling toll-free (800) 522-8039. Oklahoma Free 4 Fishing Days 11 Juneteenth Father’s Day 18 25