All information provided within this FAQ applies to Cherokee Nation Citizens and is effective January 1, 2022.
If a Cherokee Nation citizen already possesses a license with the State of Oklahoma, the license will continue to be valid, and no action is necessary.
Under Cherokee Nation law, Cherokee Nation citizens are not required to purchase tags. Bag limits and season dates apply.
A state stamp is not required for Cherokee Nation citizens. However, all federal regulations and requirements related to migratory game bird harvests apply to Cherokee Nation citizens hunting and fishing within the Cherokee Nation Reservation. A valid Federal Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp is required for every waterfowl hunter aged 16 and older. All migratory bird hunters require a Harvest Information Program (HIP) Permit unless exempt.
No, bag limits and season dates adopted by the State of Oklahoma have been adopted by the Council of the Cherokee Nation and apply within the Cherokee Nation Reservation.
Cherokee Nation citizens should report applicable harvests via the Gadugi Portal.
Yes, but a reliable internet connection or cell service is required for successful submission.
Yes, in accordance with Cherokee Nation law, bag limits and season dates adopted by the State of Oklahoma apply within the Cherokee Nation Reservation.
