All information provided within this FAQ applies to Cherokee Nation Citizens and is effective January 1, 2022.
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.
It is possible that you could be cited for hunting and fishing without a license. Cherokee Nation and the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation have cross-deputization agreements to ensure enforcement of tribal and state wildlife laws across the Cherokee Nation Reservation. If you receive a ticket from an Oklahoma game warden while hunting within the Cherokee Nation reservation boundaries, please contact the Cherokee Nation Wildlife Department at wildlife@cherokee.org
Any Oklahoma resident with a valid State of Oklahoma hunting and/or fishing license can hunt within the Cherokee Nation reservation in accordance with applicable law and respect for private property rights.
