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             MAY/JUNE • VOLUME 80 • NUMBER 3
          Published by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
             1801 N. Lincoln Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73105
               P.O. Box 53465, Oklahoma City, OK 73152

                   State of oklahoma
                   J. Kevin Stitt, Governor
              Wildlife ConServation CommiSSion
                Leigh Gaddis, Ada — Chairwoman
             James V. Barwick, Edmond — Vice Chairman
                 Rick Holder, Creta — Secretary
                   Tim Diehl, McAlester
                  D. Chad Dillingham, Enid
                   Jess Kane, Bartlesville
                  Mark Mabrey, Okmulgee
                   John P. Zelbst, Meers
          oklahoma department of Wildlife ConServation
                  Wade Free, Interim Director
                 Vacant, Chief Financial Officer
              Ken Cunningham, Chief, Fisheries Division
                Bill Dinkines, Chief, Wildlife Division
            Nathan Erdman, Chief, Law Enforcement Division
          Nels Rodefeld, Chief, Communication and Education Division
                   Nels Rodefeld, Editor
                 Micah Holmes, Managing Editor
                 Kelly Adams, Managing Editor  12                  42                    48
                 Don P. Brown, Associate Editor
                   Contributing Staff
            Colin Berg, Heather Del Moral, Jena Donnell, Wade
           Free, Darrin Hill, Mark Howery, Lance Meek, Smoky Solis,
                    Amanda Thomas.
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          Diversity, Inclusion, and Civil Rights, U.S. Department of the   By Kayleen Sugianto, Oklahoma State University Student
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