Blue River Conservation Passport
    Required for all persons who enter or use the Blue River Public Fishing & Hunting Area, unless exempt. This license does not allow any fishing or hunting privileges.
    Exemptions include: persons who possess a resident or nonresident annual fishing or hunting license, a resident combination fishing/hunting license, a lifetime resident or nonresident fishing, hunting license, or combination license, a senior citizen fishing or hunting license, a disability fishing/hunting license, or a lifetime disabled veteran combination hunting/fishing license; residents under 18 years of age on the first day of the calendar year; and students and instructors participating in bona fide educational tours or activities sponsored or organized by an educational institution or any other organized event sanctioned and approved in advance by the Department.
    Holders of the two-day resident fishing license and the five-day nonresident hunting or fishing licenses are not exempt from having to purchase the Blue River Conservation Passport.

Disability Hunting License
    Persons who have resided in Oklahoma for at least six (6) months and who are receiving Social Security disability, Supplemental Security Income benefits or disability under the Federal Railroad Retirement Act or the Multiple Injury Trust Fund may purchase a five-year disability hunting license for $10.

Fishing and Hunting Legacy Permit
    This $5 permit is required of anyone hunting or trapping, including nonresident deer hunters, unless exempt. Those persons exempt from the fishing and hunting legacy permit include; residents under 18 or 64 years of age or older; those who have a lifetime hunting, fishing, or combination license; those who have a senior citizen lifetime hunting, fishing, or combination license; residents who have a 5-year disability hunting license; residents hunting during Oklahoma's free hunting days; nonresidents under the age of 14; and all those who are exempt from an annual hunting license.

Veterans Admin.  Lifetime Hunting and Fishing License
    Resident veterans 60 percent or more disabled, so certified by the Veterans Administration, are exempt only from the purchase of the hunting license and the fishing and hunting legacy permit.
    Resident veterans 100 percent disabled, so certified by the Veterans Administration, are exempt from the purchase of the hunting license, the fishing and hunting legacy permit and all deer license.
    Veterans should contact the Veterans Administration (1-888-655-2838) for an exempt license.

Lifetime Disabled Veteran Combination Hunting and Fishing License
    This license may be issued to resident disabled veterans, so certified by the Veterans Administration. For veterans with a disability of less than 60 percent, the cost of the license is $200. For veterans with a disability of 60 percent or more, the cost of the license is $25.
    The license provides the same exemptions as a resident lifetime combination hunting and fishing license (click here).

Harvest Information Program (HIP) Permit
    A Harvest Information Program (HIP) permit is required of all migratory bird hunters, except those under 16 years old, those 64 years old or older,those who turn 64 during the calendar year in which they intend to hunt migratory birds and landowners hunting on their own property.
    The permit is valid from, July 1 through the following June, 30, and may be obtained free of charge at http://www.wildlifedepartment.com or is available at all state hunting license dealer locations for $3.

Nonambulatory Permit to Hunt from a Motorized Vehicle 
    A five year nonambulatory permit to hunt or take wildlife with the aid of a motor driven vehicle on Department managed lands may be issued to residents who are unable to walk due to a single or double leg amputation,  paralysis of lower extremity(ies), and/or disease or injury and are confined to the use of a wheelchair as their primary source of mobility, as certified by a medical doctor licensed to practice in Oklahoma, or any state which borders this state. 
    Use of a motor vehicle for hunting is intended only as a means of facilitating access. During the actual taking of any wildlife, the vehicle being used by the permittee must be stopped and the engine must be turned off. 
    Off-road use of a vehicle on Department-managed lands by a nonambulatory permittee is authorized only on lands specifically designated as open for such activity. Maps of areas open to off-road use may be obtained from Department headquarters in Oklahoma City.

Sandhill Crane Permit
    A Federal Sandhill Crane Permit is required of all persons hunting sandhill crane. There are no exemptions.
    The $3 permit is available at all state hunting and fishing license dealer locations or may be obtained from http://www.wildlifedepartment.com.

Senior Citizen License
    Residents born on or after January 1, 1923, upon reaching age 64 (or those who turn 64 during the calendar year) are eligible to purchase a senior citizens license which is good for life. Anyone born before January 1, 1923, is exempt but must carry proof of age such as a driver's license.

Youth Licenses
    Resident Youth Hunting/Combination:
Legal residents of Oklahoma who are 16 or 17 years of age are eligible to purchase the $5 annual youth hunting or $9 annual youth combination hunting/fishing license.
    Resident Youth Deer Gun (antlered or antlerless):
Legal residents of Oklahoma who are under 18 years of age are eligible to purchase the $10 youth deer gun licenses. The antlerless license may be used during the youth antlerless deer gun season or during the regular deer gun season.
    Resident Youth Special Antlerless Deer Gun:
Legal residents of Oklahoma who are under 18 years of age are eligible to purchase the $10 youth special antlerless deer gun license. It may only be used during the special antlerless deer gun season.

5-Day Rattlesnak Permit
    Any person hunting, pursuing, trapping, harassing, catching, killing, taking, or attempting to take in any manner any species of rattlesnake during an organized rattlesnake hunting event or festival must have a rattlesnake permit, unless exempt.
    Persons with a valid hunting or combination hunting/fishing license are exempt from the rattlesnake permit.
    Permits are only available either online through http://www.wildlifedepartment.com, by calling (405) 521-3852, or at selected rattlesnake round-up festivals.