Wildlife

Not only is the town of Talihina, OK. and the surrounding valleys and mountains prime sasquatch territory, but it's also the location for the Kiamichi Mountains Big Foot Conference. A 3-day event featuring subject experts, witnesses, authors, and even famous TV hosts from popular shows.

The annual spring migration for hummingbirds is underway and any day now we'll be seeing hummingbirds back in Oklahoma. Now's the time to start getting everything ready and the feeders filled.

Oklahoma has a rich diversity of wildlife, one of the most diverse in the country. This trail cam has captured just about every imaginable type of wildlife from raccoons and coyotes to bobcats and skunks. Hit play on the video to see these animals in the wild.

Recent sightings even have the refuge talking about cougars.

What are some of the biggest pros & cons of living in Oklahoma? Like most places, there are likes and dislikes. If you're new to the Sooner State or are considering moving here there are a few things you should know before becoming a transplanted Okie.

Wildlife officials are warning the general public that the Oklahoma black bear population is growing and to be on the lookout, especially during the early Summer months as more and more sightings have been reported.

It's like something out of a B-Horror film, those old creature features from the late seventies and eighties. However, this is not a movie, it's real-life and you could come face to face with a nightmarish prehistoric beast lurking just below the surface of Oklahoma lakes.

Oklahoma will soon be making some changes to state hunting and fishing licenses. A new bill has overwhelming support from state legislators, so what does this bill do and how will it affect hunting/fishing licenses?

Oklahoma lawmakers are looking to pass legislation that would make the nocturnal/night hunting of coyotes legal without a permit within the state. House Bill (HB-4281) would change the current Oklahoma laws regarding hunting coyotes at night without special permitting and permission from state game wardens.

At one time Oklahoma had a thriving turkey population, but it has since dwindled and has wildlife experts worried. Recently the Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission met and voted to delay the next Spring turkey season (2022) to April 16th and reduce the bag limit to one tom per hunter. The same goes for the Fall season as well.

Earlier this morning I was in the studio and heard a huge crash against the window. It was so loud and sudden that I nearly fell out of my chair, I wasn't expecting it and it definitely scared me. I opened up the blinds and couldn't really see anything. I was pretty sure it was a bird that hit the window. So I went to investigate.

The woman in this video is charged by a buffalo and she trips trying to run away from it. So she played dead and it actually worked the buffalo lost interest and eventually walked away. She got lucky, real lucky!