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Terrifying 48-hour rule warning for hunters facing $2,000 fines under state’s new rules

the-sun.com · 2hShare

HUNTERS are now facing fines as high as $2,000 for breaking a 48-hour rule. Officials are warning outdoorsmen of a new process meant to crack down on violators of game rules. Beginning this fall, nonresident deer hunting licenses in Oklahoma will have a two-day validation period after purchase. Once purchasing a license, hunters will have...

First report: ‘Mandatory’ response needed by hunters with 72 hour rule in effect – and violators face up to $150 fines — the-sun.com, 1d