Okla. Stat. tit. 29, § 29-4-136: Special use permits to use private land leased and

administered by the Department.

A. The Wildlife Conservation Commission may establish an annual

special use permit which would be required of all persons who hunt

or fish or otherwise use private lands leased and administered by

the Department of Wildlife Conservation. The Department shall not

require a special use permit for persons traveling through such

private land in a motor vehicle, unless the person is also involved

in hunting or fishing or other use of the private land for which a

special permit is required. The Commission may establish a three-

day special use permit which would allow residents to use the

private land administered by the Department of Wildlife Conservation

for nonhunting- or nonfishing-related activities for up to three (3)

consecutive days.

B. The Commission may establish and assess a fee for an annual

resident and nonresident special use permit or a three-day resident

special use permit to use the private land leased and administered

by the Department. The fees from permits purchased pursuant to the

provisions of this section shall be expended by the Department

exclusively for lease payments and for developing, managing,

preserving, and protecting wildlife and wildlife habitat on the

private land leased and administered by the Department.

C. Legal residents of Oklahoma who are under eighteen (18)

years of age on the first day of the current calendar year or are

sixty-four (64) years of age or older shall be exempt from the

permit requirements of this section.