Bear hunters score big
A one-day hunting season is not ideal.
Oklahoma 's second black bear archery season opened and closed on Oct. 1 after hunters killed almost twice as many bears in one day as they did in a month of hunting last year.
The final count was 32 black bears checked in by hunters in southeastern Oklahoma. Black bear hunting is allowed in Latimer, Le Flore, Pushmataha and McCurtain counties.
Last year, during O...
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