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Statewide directory
Oklahoma Hunting Services
493 game processors, taxidermists, licensed commercial hunting areas and guides, independent gun, archery and outdoor shops and ODWC offices in 73 of the 77 counties, from ODWC lists and business listings.
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Oklahoma processors, shops, hunting areas and ODWC offices mapped
475 businesses and offices are on the map: 348 at a geocoded street point and 127 at a labelled town point. The 18 listings that could not be placed, most of them commercial hunting areas that ODWC lists only by county and nearest city, stay in the lists, and the near-me button sorts the rest by distance from wherever you stand.
Five Oklahoma service directories
Each list runs by ODWC wildlife region and then by county. Cards carry a call link, a map link and a website where the listing had one, with tags for processors on the ODWC list, Hunters Against Hunger participants and the license class of each commercial hunting area; a filter box trims the page as you type.
Oklahoma services by ODWC wildlife region
The ODWC Central Region and the ODWC Northeast Region hold the most listings, 215 and 126, and the ODWC Northwest Region the fewest at 27. Hunting shops reach the most counties, while taxidermists are the thinnest, with none found in 36 counties.
| ODWC region | Regional supervisor | Processors | Taxidermists | Hunting areas and guides | Hunting shops | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ODWC Northwest Region | Scott Parry | 3 | 4 | 3 | 17 | 27 |
| ODWC Southwest Region | Ron Smith | 13 | 10 | 8 | 39 | 70 |
| ODWC Central Region | Jeff Pennington | 42 | 37 | 32 | 104 | 215 |
| ODWC Northeast Region | Matt Mattioda | 27 | 18 | 12 | 69 | 126 |
| ODWC Southeast Region | Eric Suttles | 12 | 9 | 12 | 16 | 49 |
| Kind of listing | Counties with none |
|---|---|
| Processors | 27 of 77 |
| Taxidermists | 36 of 77 |
| Hunting areas and guides | 34 of 77 |
| Hunting shops | 16 of 77 |
Counts from the five directories, checked November 3, 2026. Beaver County, Harmon County, Kingfisher County and Tillman County came up with no business listing at all.
Donating, testing, reporting and booking in Oklahoma
Donating a deer
Donate legally taken deer through participating processors. 44 listed processors take part.
Deer from a CWD area
Deer or elk taken inside an SSA must be processed before leaving it; only antlers (detached or on a clean skull plate), deboned quarters/meat without spinal column, cleaned teeth, finished taxidermy and hides may leave.
E-Check within 24 hours
All deer, elk, antelope, bear and turkey must be reported within 24 hours of leaving the hunt area (E-Check at GoOutdoorsOklahoma.com, the Go Outdoors Oklahoma app, or an authorized employee) before processing; keep the carcass tag or confirmation number with the carcass to its final destination.
Licensed hunting areas
52 commercial hunting areas come from the ODWC Commercial Hunt Area list, which gives county and nearest city but no street address.
Oklahoma hunting services questions
Do some Oklahoma counties have no hunting business listed here?
At least one business is listed in 73 of the 77 counties. Beaver County, Harmon County, Kingfisher County and Tillman County have none.
Which ODWC publications are behind these directories?
The Oklahoma Game Processor List with its Hunters Against Hunger column, the Commercial Hunt Area list and the ODWC Offices list in the hunting regulations, plus Yellow Pages hunting listings.
Why are chain stores and some lockers missing?
The shop list keeps independent stores, so the 25 chain stores from the Academy, DICK'S, Bass Pro and Cabela's locators are left out. 16 meat lockers whose listing never mentions deer or game are left out of the processor list.
Why do some cards have no map pin?
18 listings had no street the Census geocoder could match and no town inside their county; most are commercial hunting areas that ODWC lists by county and nearest city only.
Who takes a deer donated through Hunters Against Hunger?
To one of the 44 Hunters Against Hunger processors tagged in the processor list, which turn donated deer into meat for food banks.
Which ODWC number should an Oklahoma hunter call first?
The office nearest your county, named on each county page, or the Oklahoma City headquarters at (405) 521-3721; the licensing desk is (405) 521-3852.
How many Oklahoma hunting businesses do the five lists hold?
245 hunting shops, 78 taxidermists, 97 game processors and 67 commercial hunting areas and guides, 487 businesses in all, plus 6 ODWC offices.
Which three Oklahoma counties have the longest service lists?
Tulsa County with 37 listings, Oklahoma County with 35 listings and Cleveland County with 17 listings come out on top.
Before the truck is loaded
Oklahoma deer dates are the same statewide, but the antlerless limit follows the zone, and zone lines run along roads drawn on the ODWC map. Read the map for the exact field you hunt before tagging a doe.
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