New hunting, fishing proposals also to be reviewed
U.S. Forest officials and state wildlife officials have scheduled unrelated public meetings next week to discuss proposed changes that will affect outdoor recreation in southeastern Oklahoma.
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Eric Brinkman, a graduate research assistant at Oklahoma State University, poses with a 160-pound alligator gar netted at Lake Texoma as part of a research study on the species. State wildlife officials want to limit the harvest of alligator gar by anglers and bow fishermen to one per day, and none during the spawning season, to protect the prehistoric fish. PHOTO PROVIDED
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