Oklahoma Dove Hunts
Carrier, Oklahoma
1-12 Hunters • Lodge • Private • Guided
Description
Oklahoma Dove Hunting
Per Hunter Per Day or Overnight Meals and Lodging Available
Dove hunting, America's most popular hunting sport. It is a great way to introduce someone who is new to hunting. We typically hunt on the edge of crop fields in the morning and watering holes in the evenings.
We accommodate individuals, groups, and even provide corporate hunts. This is a perfect way to get outdoors as summer transitions into fall. Dove hunts are light-hearted, perfect for connecting with friends.
Knowledgeable and professional guides that know how to get the job done. We do everything we can to provide an unforgettable experience.
We provide all the equipment needed. The only thing you are responsible for is your shotgun, ammunition and all required licenses.
Base price is per day per person. Add a night of lodging or a night of lodging with dinner for an additional fee per person.
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Upgrades
Lodging (NO Meals)
$56.50
Lodging with Dinner
$113.00
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Location
Gear List
- Weather Appropriate Hunting Attire
- Valid State Hunting License/Tags
- Eye Protection - Sunglasses or Shooters Glasses Recommended
- Shotgun - 12 Gauge Recommended
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Rules & Guidelines
Liscensing
To dove hunt in Oklahoma you will need an Oklahoma Hunting license and a Federal Harvest Information Permit (HIP), both of which are available online at www.wildlifedepartment.com.
https://www.wildlifedepartment.com/law/hunting_regs
All hunters 16 years and older must obtain a valid hunting license to take or trap game in Oklahoma. Residents under 16 or over 64 are exempt from this requirement.
All hunters 30 years or younger are required to complete a Hunter Education course before purchasing a license.
For other hunting regulations, as well as bag limits and aditional permits/stamps, check the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation website.
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