Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-6-603: Definitions

As used in the Feral Swine Control Act:

1. "Daylight" means the period of time beginning when the sun

rises and ending when the sun sets;

2. "Feral swine" means any domestic or wild animal of the

species Sus scrofa that are or have been running at large, free

roaming, or wild upon public or private lands, or have been

captured, hunted, pursued, maintained, utilized, or released for any

sporting purposes;

3. "Owner" means any person with title to the real property or

a person that has obtained a right to the possession and use of a

certain space, property, or subsurface right for a definite period

of time through a contractual lease. In the event a person is

permitted to come upon the real property to perform some specific

act including, but not limited to, hunting, removing feral swine, or

fishing, that person has no "lease" but only a "license" to do that

act;

4. "Remove" means to change the location of, eliminate, or

attempt to eliminate feral swine by a variety of methods including,

but not limited to, hunting, killing, taking, trapping, and

catching; and

5. "Judas pig tagging system" means a population control

technique where a radio-collared feral swine is released into a

control area and, after a sufficient period to allow it to join

other feral swine, it is tracked down and all swine associated with

the collared swine are removed.