Government reminds hunters to follow two-day rule under state law or face minimum $2,000 fines

OUTDOORSMEN have been reminded to follow a key rule for an already underway hunting season. Anyone caught in violation of the law faces a minimum fine of $2,000 and other significant punishments, including a national hunting ban. With Oklahoma's popular deer hunting season already underway, the state's Department of Wildlife Conservation is reminding hunters of...

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