Oklahoma Administrative Code (Last Updated: March 11, 2021) |
TITLE 35. Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry |
Chapter 48. Wildlife Services |
Subchapter 3. Aerial Management of Depredating Animals |
SECTION 35:48-3-14. Prohibited activities
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- (1) Hunt, shoot, shoot at, kill, or attempt to kill any wildlife, domesticated animal, or livestock from an air- craft other than the animals authorized by the aerial management permit;(2) Intentionally disturb, haze, or buzz any wildlife, domesticated animal, or livestock from an aircraft other than the animals authorized by the aerial management permit;(3) Take or attempt to take any depredating animal for any purpose other than is necessary for the protection of land, water, wildlife, livestock, domesticated animals, human life, or crops;(4) Manage depredating animals from an unsuitable aircraft;(5) Manage depredating animals from an unmanned aerial vehicle;(6) Manage depredating animals with a firearm using pellet ammunition or soft point or hollow ammunition;(7) Manage depredating animals using incendiary ammunition or any similar hunting method that poses a substantial wildfire risk;(8) Manage depredating animals during hazardous weather, low visibility or nighttime hours;(9) Manage depredating animals during designated deer hunting seasons as designated by Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry and Department of Wildlife Conservation; or(10) Herd animals from one property to another without the permission of all landowners or lessees affected.(b) A permit holder may engage in trial flights allowing pilots and passengers to practice the aerial management activity, however, trial flights shall be subject to all the restrictions and notification requirements as an actual aerial management flight.