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Applicants can find out if they were drawn for any of the hunts offered through the Oklahoma
Department of Wildlife Conservation's Controlled Hunt program beginning July 20
by logging onto www.wildlifedepartment.com.
Applicants anxious to
know if they were drawn can access the Controlled Hunt drawing results through
the Department's Web site at
www.wildlifedepartment.com. Click on the "Controlled Hunts Results"
banner and enter your last name, birthday, and the number (either their Social
Security or driver’s license number) the hunter used on the original
application. The system will only access the Controlled Hunts results database
when the correct number (Social Security Number or drivers license number)
matches with the hunter’s other information. This service is free, easy and the
instant results it provides have proven very popular the last six years.
"Sportsmen have found
that checking the results from the comfort of their home or office is very easy
and is often the most efficient way to find out if you have been selected," said
Melinda Sturgess-Streich, assistant director of administration and finance for
the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife. "Sportsmen without readily available
Internet access can check their results at computer terminals available at the
Department's headquarters and regional offices during those office’s regular
business hours. In addition, many local libraries offer Internet access to
library cardholders. Check with your local library for Internet services and
user-policies. Successful applicants will also be notified by mail."
The opportunity to
hunt on some of Oklahoma’s most unique and coveted properties have made the
Department’s controlled hunts program one of the most popular programs in the
country.
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