Oklahoma HB4147 modifies trapping license requirements, exempting certain individuals and allowing snaring of coyotes and feral hogs.
Oklahoma HB4147 amends trapping license rules by exempting holders of resident lifetime hunting licenses and lessees of agricultural land from needing a license to snare coyotes and feral hogs. It removes the limit on the number of coyotes or feral hogs that can be snared. Penalties for violations include fines ranging from $25 to $200 and potential jail time. The act takes effect November 1, 2026.
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