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25: Last day of Holiday Antlerless Season (only in open zones). Seasons on public lands may vary from statewide seasons. For full details and regulations, consult the current “Oklahoma Hunting Guide.”
26: Fourth annual trout pond for Tulsa opens for fishing. Made possible by the Oklahoma Chapter of Trout Unlimited, The Tulsa Fly Fishers, NatureWorks and the Tulsa County Parks Department. Oklahoma fishing license is required and all state trout fishing laws apply. Adults are welcome but are asked to "take a kid" fishing. Donations to help continue this program are encouraged. Send your tax deductible donation to Oklahoma Trout Unlimited, PO Box 54108 Tulsa, OK 74155. The Trout Pond For Tulsa is located in The Gardens Park area of LaFortune Park at the corner of 51st St. and Hudson St. To park your car, enter The Gardens Park on the north side off of 51st street between Yale and Hudson.www.tulsaflyfishers.org <http://www.tulsaflyfishers.
26 & 27: State Offices Closed.
JANUARY
5-8: Oklahoma Tackle and Hunting Show at the Oklahoma City Fair Grounds, Oklahoma City.
5-8: Oklahoma Winter Bird Feeder Survey. Help the Wildlife Department track wintering birds at backyard feeders. For more information, log on to www.okwinterbirds.com<http://www.okwinterbirds.com/
9: Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission meeting. Meetings are held monthly at 9 a.m. at the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Building (auditorium), 1801 N. Lincoln, Oklahoma City.
13: Eleventh annual OKC trout fishing clinic at Putnam City High School Gym (5300 NW Warr Acres) for anyone interested in fishing for and catching rainbow trout. Program is free. To register call the H.B Parsons Fish Hatchery at (405) 755-4014.
16: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day - State Offices Closed.
17: Bob Walshaw will present a hands-on bluebird program including how to deal with house sparrows at Bass Pro Shops in Broken Arrow at 7 p.m. This event will be held in the upstairs seminar room, is free and open to the public, and door prizes will be awarded. For more information (918) 355-7600.
24: Predator Calling Seminar at 7 p.m. in the upstairs seminar room at Bass Pro Shops in Broken Arrow.. Scott Ruff will cover bobcat calling, and Travis Alzate will cover coyote calling. Both men are expert predator hunters, videographers and seminar presenters with many years of multi-state experience. The event is free and open to the public. For more information call (918) 355-7600.
31: Prescribed Burn Workshop. Topics will range from legal considerations and techniques for managing fire to environmental considerations and developing prescribed burning plans. Weather permitting an afternoon demonstration burn will be conducted with an explanation of necessary equipment. Workshop runs from 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Registration fee is $20 and includes lunch. To register call the Noble Foundation at (580) 224-6411 or log on to www.noble.org/AgEvents <http://www.noble.org/AgEvents
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