WILDLIFE EXPOOKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
September 23 - 24, 2017
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FREE ADMISSIONArchery ~ Fishing ~ Shooting
Taste of the Wild ~ ATVs Mountain Bikes ~ Laser Shot
Bird Watching & More
Over 120 Hands-On Activities!
Free and fun for the whole family!Come experience Oklahoma’s
largest outdoor recreation event, 100% free, September 23 - 24.
Saturday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.Sunday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
School Day is September 22.
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Booth Seminars &Events Schedule
Seminars Schedule
Enjoy the Outdoors!In the Green Loop, try your hand at archery (Booth # 5) or check out one of Oklahoma’s most unique reptiles at the Texas Horned Lizard Corral (Booth #4). In the Red Loop, ride a Utility Veicle (Booth #17). In the Blue Loop, you can paint your own fishing lure (booth #26), examine furs and skulls from wild species (Booth #20) or just go fishing (Booth #28). In the Yellow Loop, spin your wheels on a mountain bike adventure (Booth #36) or test your skills at bowfishing (Booth #37).
Family Fishing ClinicOutdoor Booth #28Friday, Saturday & SundayFamily Fishing Clinic starts every half hour, participants are required to go through a short educational demonstration before fishing. Attendance is limited, so please arrive early.
Dog Training SeminarsOutdoor Booth #35Saturday10:00 Retrievers11:00 Beagles12:00 Retrievers1:00 Bird Dogs2:00 Deer Recovery Dogs3:00 Coonhounds4:00 Bird Dogs
Sunday 11:00 Bird Dogs12:00 Retrievers1:00 Bird Dogs2:00 Deer Recovery Dogs3:00 Bird Dogs
Camp Cookin’ in the HeartlandOutdoor Booth #21Saturday & Sunday: 9:30, 11:30, 1:30 and 3:30
Indoor Seminar AreaIndoor Booth #40Friday9:00 Skins & Skulls10:00 Starting a Fire Without Matches11:00 Insect Adventure12:00 Skins & Skulls1:00 Starting a Fire Without Matches2:00 Insect Adventure3:00 Starting a Fire Without Matches
Saturday9:00 Kayak Fishing10:00 Starting a Fire Without Matches11:00 Crappie Fishing Techniques12:00 Juglining & Trotlining 1011:00 Starting a Fire Without Matches2:00 Underwater Oklahoma3:00 Insect Adventure4:00 Starting a Fire Without Matches5:00 Delta Waterfowl
Sunday10:00 Juglining & Trotlining 10111:00 Starting a Fire Without Matches12:00 Parks 1011:00 Kayak Fishing2:00 Insect Adventure3:00 Crappie Fishing Techniques4:00 Starting a Fire Without Matches
Outdoor Safety SeminarIndoor Booth #43Saturday & Sunday10:00 & 2:00
Build a BirdhouseOutdoor Booth #1Saturday 9:00, 10:30, 12:00, 1:30, 3:00, 4:30Sunday9:00, 10:30, 12:00, 1:30, 3:00, 4:00Note: first 25 families only at each time slot
Fishing LuresOutdoor Booth #26Friday: Painting Wood Fish - Every 30 minutesSaturday & Sunday: Painting Fishing Lures - Every 30 minutes
Wildlife BlingOutdoor Booth #25Friday, Saturday & SundayEvery 30 minutes
Basket WeavingOutdoor Booth #27Friday: Demonstration OnlySaturday: Every 30 minutes starting at 9:00 - 11:00 and 1:00 - 5:00Sunday: Every 30 minutes starting at 9:00 - 11:00 and 1:00 - 4:00Minimun Age is 12.
Make-n-Take
Recreational Packing & Riding w/ Horses & MulesIndoor Booth #42Friday8:00 Packing using a decker packsaddle9:00 Packing antlers and game10:00 Packing using a riding saddle11:00 Highlining & hobbling horses and mule1:00 Packing using a sawbuck packsaddle2:00 Packing using a decker packsaddle3:00 Different bits on a horse4:00 Packing antlers and game
Saturday 9:00 Packing using a decker packsaddle10:00 Packing antlers and game11:00 Packing using a riding saddle1:00 Highlining & hobbling horses and mule2:00 Packing using a sawbuck packsaddle3:00 Packing using a decker packsaddle4:00 Different bits on a horse5:00 Packing antlers and game
Sunday9:00 Packing using a decker packsaddle10:00 Packing antlers and game11:00 Packing using a riding saddle1:00 Highlining & hobbling horses and mule2:00 Packing using a sawbuck packsaddle3:00 Packing using a decker packsaddle4:00 Different bits on a horse
Basic Fly-Fishing InstructionOutdoor Booth #29Saturday 10:00 - 11:151:00 - 2:154:00 - 5:15
Sunday10:00 - 11:151:00 - 2:153:00 - 4:15
Please visit the tent to pre-register for a class, as space is limited.
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Taste of the WildExplore BowfishingCast Netting 101Outdoor OklahomaBecome an “Outdoor Oklahoma” CoverUnderwater OklahomaReloading 101Crappie Fishing TechniquesCold Water SafetyNoodling 101Juglining & Trotlining 101Logs to FurnitureWaterfowl ID QuizWild Turkey RestorationShed Antler HuntingDriftwood DécorWaterfowl Decoy CarvingMuzzleloading 101Paddlefish Research CenterOklahoma Deer ManagementBowfishing OklahomaFly TyingFish ID Matching Game - Oklahoma Fish HatcheriesOklahoma Native Fish AquariumMan Versus StreamsLaser ShotOklahoma Game Thief TrailerPlant IdentificationOklahoma Land Access ProgramUpland Game Birds of Oklahoma-PheasantsUpland Game Birds of Oklahoma - QuailFishing SimulatorFarm Pond Management
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Critters of the Wetlands - Red SloughKayak Fishing Oklahoma Black BearsFeather Painting and other MediaLaw Enforcement BoothODWC Information BoothSeminar Area Climb a RockwallBackcountry Packing with Horses and MulesFIRST AID STATIONCasting KidsBats-Bats-Bats Oklahoma NightlifeWhat Skull is That?Animal Skull Match GameIdentifying Predators of OklahomaWildlife and Ground Nesting Birds of our GrasslandsOklahoma Native Plants and WildlifeWoodcraft & Backcountry Safety & Basic Tent Camping Oklahoma Reptiles and AmphibiansCabela’s Inflatable BB Gun RangeSkins & Track Identification & Skinning TechniquesInteractive Water/Boating Safety EducationBee Observation HiveGrow Pollinator Habitat Oklahoma FalconsFishes of OklahomaPicking a Proper PFD
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Plants To Attract WildlifePheasants Forever/Quail ForeverExperience the Wichita Mountains Wildlife RefugeKnot Tying: For the OutdoorsmanTurkey Calling TechniquesNoises Deer Make and Deer FarmingSun Safety & Wild Game Food SafetyProject WILD - Tracks!Insect Adventure: Live Bug Petting ZooCamo Face Paint for your Hunting ExperienceWhat Happens at a National Fish Hatchery?Weather Safety Tools and Tips for Outdoor FunWetland ConservationFun With FishArtifact IdentificationIdentifying Fish from Different Ecoregions of OKDuck Identification GameBiological Artifacts “Hands on Science”Where is Away?Be a Citizen Scientist
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More Activities Inside!1-12: Green Loop13-18: Red Loop19-32: Blue Loop33-37: Yellow Loop
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Orienteering, Wood Branding, Knot-Tying, Pioneeer LashingNature Wildlife Craft/Game, Leave No Trace, Yo-yo’s, Bird FeedersRide a Utility VehicleRescue or Reunite?
Blue LoopRope MakingFurs and Skulls - Furbearer & Trapping EducationCamp Cookin’ in the HeartlandHands on HidesPlay in the SandFish Cleaning SeminarsWildlife Bling Make-n-TakeFishing Lures Make-n-TakeBasketweaving Make-n-TakeFamily Fishing Clinic
Basic Fly-Fishing InstructionUSFWS Walk Through Environmental Education TrailerFeral Hog Technical Assistance & BoarBuster Trap DemoATV Ride Safe Oklahoma
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Green LoopBluebird House Make-n-TakeButterfly Gardening - Bird Feeding Station - Watchable Wildlife Wildlife Diversity and Aquatic Nuisance Species IdentificationTexas Horned Lizard CorralArchery Area - Archery in SchoolsSelfBow Building SkillsFlintknapping - Stone ArrowheadsTree Stand SafetyGoose Knocking - JuniorGoose Knocking Sling Shot ShootingAtlatl
Red LoopJakes Take Aim Shooting RangeODWC License & Outdoor Information Booth
ODWC BOOTHSLook for the shield on inside & outside maps
SponsorsFoundingOklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
Heritage
Keys to Enjoying Your Visit-Admission and all activities at Expo are Free!-Parking is free and shuttles will take you to and from parking lots.-Expo is an indoor and outdoor event, so dress comfortably and wear walking shoes.-Water is free at drink stations.-No pets on Lazy E grounds except service animals.-If you get hungry, purchase food at concessions, visit the Camp Cookin’ in the Heartland outdoor booth or the Taste of the Wild indoor booth for free samples of fried catfish, venison jerky & buffalo chili.-All equipment for activities is provided. Bring your camera!-Questions? Call (405) 521-3855 for more information.
Take I-35 North of Oklahoma City toward Guthrie to either Seward Rd. exit (#151) or the Waterloo Rd. exit (#146). Go east and follow signs to the Lazy E Arena.
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Exit #146Waterloo Rd.
Seward Rd.
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Kilpatrick Turnpike Turner Turnpike
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PartnersAlabaster Caverns State ParkAmerican Heritage GirlsATV Ride Safe Oklahoma Black Kettle National GrasslandBowhunting Council of OklahomaBoy Scout Troop 4008By His Grace Gun DogsC&J Bait CompanyCabela’s Central Oklahoma Beekeepers AssnDelta WaterfowlDucks UnlimitedFriends of the WichitasGrand River KennelsGun Dog KennelsHeartland of the Prairie Dutchoven SocietyJohnston Seed CompanyLake McMurtry FriendsMuseum of OsteologyNational Parks of OklahomaNational Wild Turkey FederationNeil GarrisonNoble Research Institute, L.L.C.Oklahoma Aquarium Oklahoma Archeological SurveyOklahoma Cooperative Extension ServiceOklahoma Department of Environmental QualityOklahoma Falconers AssociationOklahoma Furbearer AllianceOklahoma Highway Patrol - Marine EnforcementOklahoma Master Naturalists
Oklahoma MesonetOklahoma SelfBow SocietyOklahoma State ParksOklahoma State UniversityOklahoma Station Chapter Safari Club InternationalOklahoma Team of Trail Life Oklahoma Tourism & Recreation DepartmentOklahoma Water Resources BoardOklahoma Youth Hunting & Shooting ProgramOSU Insect AdventureOSU Students of American Fisheries SocietyQuail Forever/Pheasants ForeverRogers County Conservation DistrictSierra Club Oklahoma ChapterSkulls Unlimited International Inc.Sooner State Beagle ClubSportsmen’s Alliance FoundationTinker Air Force BaseTishomingo National Fish HatcheryTulsa Herp ClubU.S. Army Corps of EngineersU.S. Fish & Wildlife ServiceUCO/Project WildUnited Blood TrackersWeatherby FoundationWhitetails of Oklahoma WildCare FoundationWoods Kennels
Ralph’s Packing Company Inc.Terry’s Taxidermy and Wild Game Processing
P&K Equipment Inc.
Archery Oct. 1 - Jan. 15Youth Gun Oct. 20 - 22Muzzleloader Oct. 28 - Nov. 5Gun Nov. 18 - Dec. 3Holiday Antlerless Dec. 22 - 31
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TURKEYFall Archery Oct. 1 - Jan. 15Fall Gun Nov. 4 - 17Youth Spring March 31 - April 1Spring April 6 - May 6Youth Spring (SE) April 21 - 22Spring (SE) April 23 - May 6
BEARArchery Oct. 1 - 15Muzzleloader Oct. 28 - Nov. 5
ANTELOPEArchery Oct. 1 - 14
DUCKSYouth DaysPanhandle ZoneSept. 30 & Feb. 3Zone 1Sept. 30 & Feb. 3Zone 2Sept. 30 & Feb. 3Regular SeasonPanhandle ZoneOct. 14 - Jan. 10Zone 1Oct. 28 - Nov. 26 &Dec. 9 - Jan. 21Zone 2Nov. 4 - 26 &Dec. 9 - Jan. 28
2017-2018Hunting Seasons
DOVESept. 1 - Oct 31 & Dec. 1 - 29
QUAILNov. 11 - Feb. 15
PHEASANTDec. 1 - Jan. 31
RABBITOct. 1 - March 15
SQUIRRELMay 15 - Jan. 31
FURBEARERDec. 1 - Feb. 28
wildlifedepartment.com
OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
2145 NE 36th St.Oklahoma City, OK 73111
(405) 521-3851
WHO WE AREThe Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation (ODWC) and its 350 employees are responsible for managing Oklahoma’s wildlife resources and habitat.
WHAT WE BELIEVEThat our fish and wildlife belong to all Oklahomans, and should be managed in a way that their populations will be sustained forever.
HOW WE ARE FUNDEDODWC does not receive general state tax appropriations. License sales and Federal Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program grant revenue are the two main funding sources. Essentially every dollar spent by sportsmen in Oklahoma on licenses goes back into the Department: user pay/public benefit.
This program receives Federal assistance from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and thus prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, disability, age, and sex (gender), pursuant to Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (as amended), Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. To request an accommodation or informational material in an alternative format, please contact (Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation, (405) 521-3851). If you believe you have been discriminated against in any program, activity, or service, please contact: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Office for Diversity and Workforce Management, 5275 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, Virginia 22041.