Opportunities to attend an Oklahoma hunter education class between now and opening day of deer gun season Nov. 19 are plentiful, and most hunters need the certification to hunt deer without supervision. Hunters have many class dates and locations to choose from across the state before deer gun season arrives, with nearly 30 classes scheduled […]
OK: Many opportunities left for would-be hunters to attend hunter ed class before deer gun season
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