Oklahoma HB1768 mandates the Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission to include handguns in the legal means of taking deer during primitive firearm.
Oklahoma HB1768 requires the Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission to prescribe by regulation the legal means of hunting deer during primitive firearm season. The bill specifies that the commission must include modern, non-muzzleloading handguns chambered in .38 special +P caliber or larger as legal means of taking during this season. This change affects hunters who have purchased a primitive firearms hunting license.
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