Trees, Trees, and More Trees - How Much is too Much?
Forests with a dense canopy of trees may fail to offer the year-round food resources that white-tailed deer, wild turkey, and many other wildlife species require.
Historic Flooding Affects Oklahoma Waterways - For Better or Worse
A look at how historic flooding may have affected our fish populations.
Tulsa Area Businessman Named ODWC Landowner of the Year
Landowner Gerald Choate recognized for his habitat work and mentorship as the ODWC Landowner of the Year.
Gobblers on a Limb: Taking Care of Your Turkey Roosts
We share management tips for maintaining roosting wild turkey habitat.
I Struck Water!
Healthy streams aren't just good for fish. They help sustain surrounding plants and wildlife and provide water for downstream users.
Landowners Making a Difference for Young Hunters
Oklahoma's private lands youth antlerless deer hunt program is all about creating memories between landowners, young hunters, and their family member or friend.
Wightmans Named Landowner of the Year
Osage County family honored by the Wildlife Department as Landowner of the Year.
Act Now to Prevent Summer Farm Pond Fish Kills
Fish kills are often assoicated with raising water temperatures, but landowners can take steps to avoid die offs throughout the year.
Welcome Bats to Your Property
With the "free pest control" bats offer in mind, many landowners install bat boxes to welcome bats to their properties.