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Oklahoma Administrative Code (Last Updated: March 11, 2021) |
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TITLE 800. Department of Wildlife Conservation |
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Chapter 25. Wildlife Rules |
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Subchapter 40. Oklahoma Land Access Program |
SECTION 800:25-40-9. Right to deny access
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- The following are some guidelines to help control access to OLAP walk-in areas enrolled in the Oklahoma Land Access Program:(1) The Department and the Cooperator reserve the right to deny a person access to the OLAP walk-in area described in the lease agreement for causes related to, but not limited to, property damage, wildlife violations, intoxication, trespassing, violations of terms provided in the lease agreement, interference with ranching/farming activities, harassment of livestock, damaging fences or gates, and entering the OLAP walk-in area with any motorized vehicle.(2) The Department and the Cooperator reserve the right to deny persons access to the OLAP walk-in area for hunting if migrating Whooping Cranes are present. Access will resume upon the confirmed absence of the Whooping Cranes.(3) The Cooperator with reasonable notice to the Department, reserves the right to temporarily deny persons access to the OLAP walk-in area when use of the walk-in area might adversely affect agricultural or ranching activities. Access will resume once the activity concludes on the OLAP walk-in area. The duration of the denial of access for work reasons must be consistent with reasonable completion times for agricultural and ranching activities.