Hunting License question

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Posted: 1/12/2022 11:50:29 AM EDT

Range in Wagoner County requires one. I bought one, but my wife shoots with me most times. Can she share the license with me or does she need one also

Posted: 1/12/2022 1:11:55 PM EDT

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Range in Wagoner County requires one. I bought one, but my wife shoots with me most times. Can she share the license with me or does she need one also

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From what I've been told she would need one also.

Posted: 1/12/2022 2:19:06 PM EDT

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Thanks, thats what I thought.

Posted: 1/13/2022 10:54:36 AM EDT

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From what I've been told she would need one also.

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Yeah this is right. It's so much easier when you get the lifetime license when your young.

Posted: 1/15/2022 11:08:54 PM EDT

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always keep a loaded gun on you there.

always be aware of things behind you.

that place is seriously some bad mojo. several bad things have happened there, shady dudes showing up when you are shooting and 1 murder there.

Posted: 1/16/2022 3:07:15 PM EDT

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always keep a loaded gun on you there.

always be aware of things behind you.

that place is seriously some bad mojo. several bad things have happened there, shady dudes showing up when you are shooting and 1 murder there.

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That's why I quit going there and started going to the one at Okmulgee,it's covered and has better table also.

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