SECTION 800:25-3-2. Areas open to archery equipment and shotguns with pellets only

  The following Corps of Engineers areas are open to archery equipment and shotguns with pellets only:

(1)   Canton Lake: A 80-acre unit above Highway 58A in the Sandy Cove Area.

(2)   Keystone Lake:

(A)   A 460-acre unit including land north and south of the Cowskin North Recreation Area.

(B)   A 200-acre unit on the west side of the north end of the Highway 64 bridge.

(C)   A 530-acre unit north of the New Mannford Ramp area.

(D)   A 480-acre unit east of the Cimarron Park area.

(E)   A 100-acre unit north and south of the Pawnee Cove Access Point.

(F)   A 200-acre unit in the Old Mannford Ramp area.

(G)   A 280-acre unit on the south side of the road ending at Washington Irving North.

(H)   A 120-acre unit west and south of the Sinnett Cemetery and south of the old Keystone road.

(I)   A 200-acre unit south of Highway 51 on Bakers Branch.

(J)   A 135-acre area on the west side of Walnut Creek (old Walnut Creek #3).

(3)   Hugo Lake: Except, archery only during all deer seasons.

(A)   A 2,373-acre unit in the Kiamichi Park Area.

(B)   A 418-acre unit in the Salt Creek Area.

(C)   A 478-acre unit in the Wilson Point Area.

(D)   A 481-acre unit in the Virgil Point Area.

(E)   A 280-acre unit in the Sawyer Bluff Area.

(F)   A 60-acre unit in the Rattan Landing Area.

(G)   A 500-acre unit in the embankment area above Hugo Dam.

(4)   Tenkiller Ferry Lake: A 110-acre unit north of the asphalt road and east of Highway 10A.

(5)   Copan Lake: Except, archery equipment only during all deer seasons.

(A)   A 650-acre unit below the dam.

(B)   A 100-acre unit east and southeast of Copan Point Park.

(C)   Three islands north of Washington Cove Park.

(6)   Fort Gibson Lake:

(A)   A 300-acre unit on the north side of North Bay.

(B)   A 800-acre unit on the south side of the Chouteau Creek, starting at Highway 69 and running east and south to Highway 33.

(C)   A 320-acre unit across the lake from the Chouteau Bend Recreation Area.

(D)   A 480-acre unit on the west side of Mallard Bay.

(E)   A 103 -acre unit in Section 13 of the Blue Bill Point housing addition.

(F)   A 160-acre unit west of the town of Murphy.

(G)   A 650-acre unit on Pryor Creek beginning on the east side of Highway 69 in Sections 29, 30 & 31.

(H)   A 190-acre unit in the south ½ of Section 12, north of the Blue Bill Recreation Area.

(I)   A 120-acre unit west of the town of Hulbert.

(7)   Sardis:

(A)   A 950-acre unit in the Potato Hills Area.

(B)   A 100-acre unit in the Sardis Cove Area.

(8)   Webbers Falls Lock and Dam 16:

(A)   A 37-acre unit on the peninsula north of the lock and dam.

(B)   A 150-acre unit in the Hopewell Park Area.

(C)   A 150-acre unit in the Brewer's Bend Area only open for hunting 1 December through 28 February.

(D)   A 50-acre unit south of the Spaniard Creek Area.

(E)   A 60-acre unit off Lock View access road and south of the project office.

(9)   Lake Texoma:

(A)   A 380-acre unit below Denison Dam.

(B)   A 160-acre unit in the Willow Springs Area.

(C)   A 100-acre unit in the Buncombe Creek West Area

(D)   A 110-acre unit on the Limestone Creek Area.

(E)   A 250-acre unit on the Treasure Island, North Island Group.

(F)   A 512-acre unit in the McLaughlin Creek Southwest Area.

(G)   A 1,100-acre unit in the Washita Point Area.

(H)   A 300-acre unit south of the Butcher Pen Area.

(I)   A 800-acre unit on either side of Highway 70 on the east side of the lake.

(J)   A 650-acre unit in the Lakeside West and South Area.

(K)   A 420-acre unit in the Lebanon Area.

(L)   A 226-acre unit on the west side of Wilson Creek.

(M)   A 130-acre unit in the Caney Creek Area.

(O)   A 170-acre unit in the Oakview North Area.

(10)   Kaw Lake:

(A)   A 280-acre unit in the Traders Bend Area.

(B)   A 320-acre unit in the Sarge Creek Cove Area.

(C)   A 220-acre unit in the Burbank Landing Area.

(D)   A 110-acre unit between Sandy Park Swim Beach and Osage Cove.

(E)   A 100-acre unit in the Bear Creek Cove, open for hunting only from 15 September through 15 February.

(F)   A 186-acre unit south of Camp McFadden and north of a housing addition.

(11)   Eufaula Lake:

(A)   Open for archery equipment 1 October through 28 February and open for shotguns with pellets from 1 November through 28 February.

(i)   A 165 -acre unit in the Highway 31 Landing Area.

(ii)   A 128 -acre unit in Holiday Cove Recreation Area.

(iii)   A 200-acre unit in Hickory Point Recreation Area.

(iv)   A 90 -acre unit in the Gentry Creek Recreation Area.

(B)   Open for hunting for all species that can be legally taken during legal open seasons by archery equipment and shotguns with pellets.

(i)   A 275-acre unit known as Duchess Creek Island.

(ii)   A 47-acre unit in Juniper Park.

(iii)   A 99-acre unit in the Coal Creek area.

(iv)   A 69-acre unit southwest of the city of Crowder.

(v)   A 116-acre unit east of the city of Crowder.

(vi)   A 95-acre unit in the Rock Creek Heights area.

(vii)   A 63-acre unit around Highway 9 Marina.

(viii)   A 411-acre unit in the area of Highway 9A.

(ix)   A 247-acre unit known as Bunny Creek.

(x)   A 251-acre unit in Sandy Bass Bay.

(xi)   A 32-acre unit in Dam Site area.

(xii)   A 95-acre unit below Eufaula Dam, north of the river

(xiii)   A 443-acre unit in the Longtown Creek area known as Round Tree Landing.

(C)   Open for hunting for all species that can be legally taken during legal open seasons by archery equipment and shotguns with pellets, except for the 2^nd Friday through Monday in December: A 395-acre unit in the Brooken Cove Recreational Area.

(12)   Chouteau Lock and Dam 17: All lands beginning from the MK&T Railroad below Chouteau Lock and Dam 17 and continuing upstream to Newt Graham Lock and Dam 18, except that Pecan Park is open to hunting with archery equipment only and the Chouteau Lock and Dam 17 has a 600 yard "No Hunting" buffer area around both the lock and dam, and that Coal Creek Access Point and Afton Landing Park are closed to all hunting.

(13)   Hulah Lake:

(A)   A 200-acre unit in the Turkey Creek Point Area.

(B)   A 60-acre unit below Hulah Dam.

(C)   A 375-acre unit in the Caney Bend Area.

(14)   Wister Lake: A 400-acre unit east of the uncontrolled spillway and Glendale Dike.

(15)   Oologah Lake:

(A)   A 80-acre unit on the east side of Blue Creek Park.

(B)   A 180 acre-unit on the south side of Spencer Creek Park.

(C)   A 120-acre unit east of Double Creek Park.

(16)   Waurika Lake: All lands presently designated as open to public hunting, except fall turkey hunting is archery only.

(17)   Newt Graham Lock and Dam 18: All lands beginning from Newt Graham Lock and Dam 18 and continuing upstream to Interstate 44, except that the Newt Graham Lock and Dam 18 has a 600 yard 'No Hunting' buffer area around it, and that Bluegill Access Point, Highway 33 Access Point and Bluff Landing Public Use Area are closed to all hunting.

[Source: Amended at 8 Ok Reg 2425, eff 6-13-91; Amended at 11 Ok Reg 4289, eff 7-25-94; Amended at 12 Ok Reg 1529, eff 5-26-95; Amended at 14 Ok Reg 3238, eff 7-25-97; Amended at 17 Ok Reg 1789, eff 6-1-00; Amended at 20 Ok Reg 2216, eff 7-1-03; Amended at 22 Ok Reg 1625, eff 7-1-05; Amended at 27 Ok Reg 2060, eff 7-1-10; Amended at 29 Ok Reg 1513, eff 7-1-12; Amended at 30 Ok Reg 735, eff 6-1-13; Amended at 32 Ok Reg 1452, eff 9-1-15; Amended at 34 Ok Reg 2192, eff 9-11-17; Amended at 35 Ok Reg 2287, eff 9-14-18]