Oklahoma HB2741 amends hunting license fees and qualifications for residents and nonresidents.
Oklahoma HB2741 modifies hunting license fees and qualifications for both residents and nonresidents. It sets specific fees for various types of hunting licenses, including annual, ten-day, and five-year disability licenses for both residents and nonresidents. The bill also outlines exemptions for certain groups, such as disabled veterans and senior citizens. Additionally, it requires documentation for nonresident landowners to qualify for residential hunting license rates. The changes aim to regulate hunting activities and ensure compliance with state wildlife conservation laws.
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