Below are all the recent Outdoor Oklahoma Journals along with a search option to find a journal related to your subject of interest.
Using Camera Surveys to Understand Your Deer Herd
Done correctly, trail camera surveys can estimate the number of deer per acre, the buck-to-doe ratio and recruitment.
A Status Report on Oklahoma's Bird Populations
This "bird's eye view" of the status of Oklahoma's bird populations reveals the remarkable viewing opportunities and shares ways get involved at any level.
Oklahoma Bats
Whether flying low over the ground with gracefully slow and deliberate wing strokes or erratically high above a stream, bats are fascinating to watch.
Texas Horned Lizards Can’t Fly Under the Radar at Tinker Air Force Base
While planes thunder down nearby runways and servicemen conduct training, a squadron of Texas horned lizards is searching for ants, seemingly indifferent to the commotion.
Natural Reserves Serve Wildlife and People at Tinker AFB
Tinker Air Force Base’s natural reserves not only serve as wildlife habitat, they also serve as an outdoor recreation outlet and training platform for people on the base.
For the Love of Bluebirds
A bluebird enthusiast has made it her mission to welcome the brightly colored birds to her Elk City property with a bluebird trail.
Elk City Woman Supports Bluebirds with Nest Box Trail
Ann Freeman has been maintaining a nest box trail for decades to benefit eastern bluebirds and other cavity nesting songbirds.
Managing for Mussels
The Wildlife Department works with many partners to enhance endangered populations of the Ouachita rock pocketbook mussel in southeastern Oklahoma.
2015-2016 Big Game Report
The 2015-16 deer seasons are in the books, and many Oklahoma hunters are already directing their thoughts toward the upcoming seasons. While harvest was more than 8,000 fewer deer than the previous year, the good news is that Oklahoma’s deer herd is in great shape. Many portions of the state have received much-needed rainfall and are on the way to a full recovery from the drought. Hopefully, the rains will continue, your treestands are hung, and you are ready for opening day!