Wildlife Program
Wildlife Program
The Muscogee (Creek) Nation enjoys hunting, fishing, trapping and gathering rights guaranteed by treaties between the Nation and the United States of America, which have not been abrogated. This law shall be cited as the Muscogee (Creek) Nation Conservation Code.
MCN Wildlife Code: Amendments, 2024-25
MCN Conservation Regulations, 2024-25
Harvest Report Forms
Click the link below to submit a harvest report according to TR 22-145 using your Muscogee Nation Roll Number as your hunting license number. You will receive a carcass ID number once you submit the form. This carcass ID will need to be attached to the animal once it is submitted. This carcass ID is a valid form showing harvest within the Muscogee Nation Reservation boundaries that can be used to submit an animal for meat processing or taxidermy.
Bear Harvest Report | Choctaw Reservation…
Wildlife Permit Form
To hunt or fish within the Muscogee Reservation, Muscogee Citizens need not purchase a state license. They must follow along with the conservation regulations posted above, check-in deer and turkey on the form above, carry their citizenship card on their person, and if they are hunting they must have a hunter safety certification unless exempt.
The Wildlife Permit is open to all Muscogee citizens regardless of their residency and is an access permit to hunt, fish and/or gather on DANR specified lands. The permit is free, but you must provide a copy of your citizenship card and show the permit while on the properties. To apply for this permit to gain access to the lands designated on the maps listed further down this page, fill out the online application below.
This is open to all citizens that live in or out of the reservation. The permit is free; citizens need to provide a copy of their Muscogee Creek Citizenship Card and fill out the form to receive their permit.
You will need to upload a copy of your citizenship card in JPEG or PDF the format or you may email it to jvyqyvsr@zhfpbtrrangvba.pbz with your name in the subject line.
You may also schedule an appointment to apply in person by rznvyvat jvyqyvsr@zhfpbtrrangvba.pbz.
Wildlife Permit | Online Application…
Please note that this permit is a Trespassing Permit that allows you to access the lands that the wildlife program specifically manages for our citizens. Directions to these properties and the maps of each property are listed below.
This permit will be valid until January 15th, 2026.
Wildlife Access Areas
Please complete the Wildlife Permit Application online, or schedule an appointment to apply in person by emailing Jvyqyvsr@ZhfpbtrrAngvba.pbz. For more information on the Wildlife Program, please call (918) 549-2555.
Wildlife Program (918) 549-2555
Wildlife Access Areas | Interactive Map
The link below will take you to an interactive map showing the locations where citizens can use their citizenship card as a hunting/fishing license. Areas with special restrictions may still apply.
MCN Wildlife Access Areas | GIS Map…
Wildlife Access Areas | Printable PDFs
Directions | Tabloid | Eufaula
Directions | Tabloid | Henryetta
Five Tribe Wildlife Management Reciprocity Agreement
The Five Tribes Reciprocal Wildlife Agreement allows citizens/members from the Reservations who have signed this document to hunt and fish on each other’s Reservations using their respective Tribal Licensure Requirement.
Five Tribes Reciprocal Wildlife Agreement
Press Release 7/12/2024: Reciprocity Agreement
Five Tribes Reciprocal Wildlife FAQ
Five Tribes Wildlife Programs
Cherokee Nation Wildlife Conservation
Oklahoma Season Dates and Bag Limits are Adopted to apply within the Cherokee Nation Reservation
For information on recreating within this Reservation, contact Cherokee Nation Wildlife Conservation.
Cherokee Citizens will still report their harvests on the Gadugi Portal for harvest of any required species on any of the 5 Tribes Reservations who have signed this agreement.
Chickasaw Nation Fish and Wildlife Service Hunting Program
Season dates and bag limits can be found at the link provided above. For information on recreating within this Reservation, contact the Chickasaw Nation Fish and Wildlife Service Hunting Program below.
Chickasaw Citizens will still report their harvests at the link provided for harvest of any required species on any of the 5 Tribes Reservations who have signed this agreement.
Choctaw Nation Wildlife Conservation
Season dates and bag limits can be found at the link provided above. For information on recreating within this Reservation, contact Choctaw Nation Wildlife Conservation.
Choctaw Citizens will still report their harvests on the Chahta Achvffa Portal for harvest of any required species on any of the 5 Tribes Reservations who have signed this agreement.
Muscogee Creek Nation Wildlife Program
Season dates and bag limits can be found at the links provided above. For information on recreating within this Reservation, contact the Muscogee (Creek) Nation Wildlife Program below.
Muscogee (Creek) Nation will still report their harvests at the link provided for harvest of any required species on any of the 5 Tribes Reservations who have signed this agreement.
Muscogee (Creek) Nation Citizen | Check-in
Seminole Nation Wildlife, Park & Recreation
Season dates and bag limits can be found at the link provided above. For information on recreating within this Reservation, contact the Seminole Nation Wildlife, Park & Recreation Department below.
Seminole Nation’s harvest reporting procedure is forthcoming.
Online Hunter Education Course: MCN Citizens
This FREE online Hunter Education course is a collaboration with the National Rifle Association (NRA) and is made possible through the Native American Fish and Wildlife Society (NAFWS).
Upon successful completion, you will be issued a completion certificate, and a lifelong Hunter Education Card that is valid in all 50 states. A tribal ID number is required for course registration.
Online Hunter Education Course…
Wildlife Survey for 2023–24
This form helps us to better gauge the MCN hunting community. Please take some time to take this anonymous survey to give us a better understanding of our hunting community and help us to better focus our management decisions, on top of the scientific data we are collecting, to make the best decisions for our community.
Controlled Hunt Applications
Click the links below and fill out each respective form to apply for the 2024 MCN Wildlife Controlled Hunts.
Applications for hunts close on July 31.
Sections
- Harvest Reports
- Wildlife Permit
- Wildlife Access Areas
- Wildlife Maps
- Reciprocal Agreement
- Five Tribes’ Programs
- Hunter Education
- Wildlife Survey
- Controlled Hunts
Muscogee Nation Wildlife Program
Business Hours
Monday–Friday
8am–5pm