Oklahoma HB1326 amends cockfighting laws to allow cockfighting between a live fowl and a robot without harm to the fowl.
Oklahoma HB1326 modifies existing law to permit cockfighting between a live fowl and a robot, provided the robot does not cause harm to the fowl. This exemption is added to the list of activities not prohibited under Oklahoma's cockfighting statutes, alongside hunting birds and agricultural production of fowl for human consumption. The bill specifies that the robot must not harm the live fowl during these matches.
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