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White-tailed does standing in native habitat
The White-tailed Diet: More than just Acorns and Corn

A discussion about the white-tailed diet that extends to browse, forbs, mast, and other native foods.

A honey locust tree with large twisted seed pod.
Locust Trees: A Thorny Problem for Some Landowners

Considerations for managing honey locust on private lands.

A pond with an exposed bank.
Options for Leaky Ponds

Considerations for repairing leaky ponds.

A group of people listen to a man demonstrating trapping methods.
Trapping and the Oklahoma Fur Trade: Then and Now

A look at Oklahoma's trapping history.

A small bird perches on a branch.
Where Have All the Birds Gone?

A look at how habitat changes can impact populations of birds.

Wild turkey in field. Photo by Jeremiah Zurenda
Wildlife Department Embarks on Wild Turkey Research

Since severe drought conditions persisted across our state in 2012 and 2013, Oklahoma’s hunters and biologists have noticed what they feel is fewer turkeys roaming our diverse landscape. The Wildlife Department embarks on wild turkey research to find out why.

Field of bermudagrass.
Bermudagrass: A Not-So-Wildlife-Friendly Grass

Biologists share considerations for converting bermudagrass-dominated fields into quail-friendly habitat.

Barbwire fence with wooden post in field.
Survey Says: Private Landowners Benefit Oklahoma’s Wildlife

Oklahoma’s most influential habitat managers, private landowners, share their views.

Dog retrieving waterfowl. Photo by Taylor Averill/RPS 2021
Prepping for 74-Day Duck Season Takes Half a Year

Wetland Manager's Busiest Months Are During Duck Hunters Off-Season

Pond habitat management shoreline.
Pond Habitat Improvement

Wintertime is a great time to improve shoreline habitat in your pond as water levels are typically at their lowest.