Where to find Oklahoma commercial hunting areas and guides
A statewide roll of 67 hunting areas and guides from Guymon to Idabel, pinned on the map wherever the location could be confirmed.
67On this list
43County count
56With a pin
Photo: ilouque (CC BY 2.0)
Oklahoma hunting areas and guides statewide
Street-level pins: 8 of 67. For 48 listings with no matched street, the pin marks the middle of the town instead. The map skips 11 listings it could not place; find them in the list below.
Licensed commercial hunting areas from the ODWC commercial hunt area list (license class, species, county and nearest city as ODWC prints them) and Yellow Pages preserve and guide listings with a hunting word in the name. Checked November 3, 2026.
Small game/upland 5-day $5 (paper) or $6 resident 10-day; nonresident 5-day $16, 10-day $21; nonresident big game 5-day $75, annual $176. Valid only on licensed commercial hunting areas.
Three ODWC license classes
The ODWC list shows 22 Upland Game, 15 Combination and 14 Big Game commercial hunting area licenses among the areas here.
New for 2026-27: businesses guiding duck, goose or crane hunts buy an outfitter license ($1,000 resident / $2,000 nonresident), and each paid guide a guide license ($100 resident / $200 nonresident).
No street address on the ODWC list
ODWC prints the county and nearest city for each commercial hunting area, not a street address, so call the operator for directions. Where an area also had a Yellow Pages listing, the card shows that address.
Oklahoma Land Access Program: enrolled private walk-in hunting, fishing and stream access; Land Access Permit required; foot traffic only; statewide seasons; trapping limited to water sets, box and enclosed-trigger traps; elk hunting prohibited; access 2 hours before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset; falconry now legal on OLAP.
About this list of Oklahoma hunting areas and guides
What county tops the hunting areas and guides count?
Garvin County comes first on 4 listings, then Adair County on 3 and Atoka County on 3.
How many Oklahoma hunting areas and guides are listed?
The list holds 67 hunting areas and guides in 43 counties, going by the sources as read on November 3, 2026.
How were these Oklahoma hunting areas and guides gathered?
Licensed commercial hunting areas from the ODWC commercial hunt area list (license class, species, county and nearest city as ODWC prints them) and Yellow Pages preserve and guide listings with a hunting word in the name. Checked November 3, 2026.
What region leads for hunting areas and guides?
By region: ODWC Central Region has 32; ODWC Northeast Region has 12; ODWC Southeast Region has 12; ODWC Southwest Region has 8; ODWC Northwest Region has 3.
Where are the gaps in the hunting areas and guides list?
No listing turned up in 34 counties; the map and the neighbouring county pages fill the gap.
Why are some hunting areas and guides missing from the map?
8 sit at their own geocoded point, 48 at their town's Census point, and 11 could not be placed, so they appear only in the list.
What license do I need on a commercial hunting area?
Small game/upland 5-day $5 (paper) or $6 resident 10-day; nonresident 5-day $16, 10-day $21; nonresident big game 5-day $75, annual $176. These are valid only on licensed commercial hunting areas.
Does Oklahoma license commercial hunting areas?
Yes. ODWC publishes a Commercial Hunt Area list with each area's license class, species, county and nearest city; 52 of the listings here come from it.
Do Oklahoma duck guides need a license?
From 2026-27, yes: an outfitter license for the business ($1,000 resident / $2,000 nonresident) and a guide license for each paid guide ($100 resident / $200 nonresident) for waterfowl and crane hunts.
Other photos on this page: U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Southwest Region (Public Domain Mark 1.0); YellowstoneNPS (Public domain); NPS Photo (Public domain); Thomas & Dianne Jones (CC BY 2.0); Thomas Shahan (CC BY 2.0).