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Fort Gibson PHA

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2,281.80 ac.

Fort Gibson PHA covers 21,798 acres in Wagoner and Cherokee Counties. Located north and east of Wagoner, Oklahoma.  It is part of the Fort Gibson WMA, which besides includes the Fort Gibson WRP.

Fort Gibson WMA is a mixture of upland and bottomland habitats.  Upland areas consist of tall grass prairie mixed with farm fields and brushy thickets. Bottomland areas consist of Crosstimbers oak woods with cottonwood and sycamores in and effectually Fort Gibson lake.

Due north Portion – From Wagoner: ii miles north on U.South. Hwy 69.

South Portion (WRP) – From Wagoner: 2 miles due south on State Hwy 16, 1½ miles east on E0760 (Wagoner Jack Rd).

• Deer: White-tailed deer are present in fair numbers.
• Quail: Bobwhite are nowadays in fair numbers.
• Rabbit: Cottontail are present in fair to skilful numbers.
• Furbearers: Coyote, bobcat and raccoon are nowadays.
• Dove: The surface area has modest grain agricultural fields that provide fair to skillful dove hunting.
• Squirrel: Pull a fast one on squirrels are present in fair numbers.
• Waterfowl: There are usually practiced duck and goose hunting opportunities on and effectually Fort Gibson lake.

• Baldheaded Eagle: Eagles winter on Fort Gibson lake.

Approximately 2,700 acres are planted to row crops, annually.  Controlled burns are utilized to manage upland habitats.  A three,500 acre waterfowl refuge, in the Jackson Bay area, is managed for waterfowl with 9 wetland units and numerous fields planted to wheat, sunflower, milo and millet.

No camping is immune on the area.  However, numerous US Army Corps of Engineers campgrounds are available around the lake.

A rifle range tin can be found on the south side of Toppers road east of Wagoner.  The range offers two shooting benches and a 100 yard range.

Fishing opportunities exist in numerous ponds on the area. Fort Gibson lake offers good fishing for white bass, catfish, crappie and black bass.

Lands virtually Snug Harbor and Blue Nib Point Development areas are restricted to archery equipment and shotguns with pellets only. The Long Bay area is closed to centerfire rifles.

Closed Seasons

Holiday Antlerless Deer Gun, Turkey Autumn Gun

Same As Statewide Seasons

Deer Archery, Youth Deer Gun, Deer Muzzleloader, Pigeon, Rail, Gallinule, Crow, Turkey Fall Archery, Turkey Bound, Youth Turkey Bound, Waterfowl, Trapping

Seasons west/ Special Restrictions

• Deer Gun

Open during the start nine days only. Closed to antlerless hunting.

• Quail, Snipe, Woodcock, Rabbit, Squirrel, Pursuit with Hounds, Predator/Furbearer Calling

Closed during the offset ix days of deer gun flavor.

Additional Restrictions:

No camping immune.

GreenCountryOK
1-800-922-2118

Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department
Post Function Box 52002
Oklahoma City, OK 73152-2002
(800) 652-6552 or (405) 521-2409
world wide web.travelok.com

Upper McClellan-Kerr Waterway Clan
PO Box 2361
Muskogee, OK 74402
918-684-6363
1-888-687-6137

Muskogee Convention and Tourism
412 Boston, Muskogee OK 74402
918-684-6363
1-888-687-6137
www.visitmuskogee.com

Stilwell Area Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 845
Stilwell OK 74960
918-696-7845

Tulsa Convention and Visitors Bureau
Williams Center Tower II
Two West 2nd Street, Tulsa OK 74103
918-585-1201
one-800-558-3311
www.visittulsa.com

Tahlequah
918-456-3742
1-800-456-4860

Greater Tenkiller Surface area Clan
PO Box Ten-K
Cookson OK 74427
918-457-4403
one-888-867-4403
www.laketenkiller.com

Source: https://www.wildlifedepartment.com/hunting/wma/northeast/fort-gibson-pha

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