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Fox Found at Chickasaw National Recreation Area Tested Positive for Rabies
During the week of June 10, park rangers at Chickasaw National Recreation Area caught and euthanized a sick fox that subsequently tested for disease, and found to be infected with the rabies. More »
Hunting Regulations
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Most state hunting regulations are applicable in Chickasaw National Recreation Area with the following exceptions.
Hunting closures and restrictions
All areas shown on the “Hunting Map” are open to the use of shotguns with shot shells, single projectile (slug) and to archery. Designated areas are open to rifle and primitive firearms use. All areas are closed to antlered hunting (all seasons). Hunting over bait is prohibited, per 36 CFR 2.2 (a) (2) Displaying of wildlife carcasses, other remains or parts thereof is prohibited in developed areas and campgrounds. More Information |
Did You Know?
The waters of the Bromide Spring in the Platt Historic District [the former Platt National Park, 1906-1976] of Chickasaw National Recreation Area were so sought after for their purported medicinal value that early park superintendents limited visitors to one gallon of water per person per day. More...