Need Permit for Quail in Oklahoma?

[brettshomestead]

Just a heads up, I found out today that in Oklahoma you don't need a permit for domesticated breeds of quail such as Texas A&M.

 

[brettshomestead]

I learned not to long ago that you need a permit for non domestic quail. I also recently learned in my area of oklahoma they generally don't give a darn reguardless. I would get one to be safe if you were selling alot but I doubt I would bother otherwise. That's just me though.

 

[Melissa hartman]

I can't find info online for Oklahoma, I might just be searching the wrong things. I want to get 7-8 maximum Japanese quail. I was told when I went to buy feed that I need a permit, but I can't find ANY info on the wildlife and land management website for Oklahoma.

Look at the dept of wildlife. I found it by googling the keywords bobwhite quail permit oklahom

 

[Mallards and Quail]

The best way to attain accurate info is to call your state fish and game office.

I'm almost 100% sure that in OK and in the US you don't need a permit unless you are raising gambels, bobwhites, blue scaled, California valley, and mountain quail. Courtnix/ Japanese quail are treated like chickens.

 

[007Sean]

I'm almost 100% sure that in OK and in the US you don't need a permit unless you are raising gambels, bobwhites, blue scaled, California valley, and mountain quail. Courtnix/ Japanese quail are treated like chickens.

There are a few states that require a permit even for Coturnix quail....Utah is one state that comes to mind!

 

[ChantalOrosco]

I'm almost 100% sure that in OK and in the US you don't need a permit unless you are raising gambels, bobwhites, blue scaled, California valley, and mountain quail. Courtnix/ Japanese quail are treated like chickens.

New mexico requires them but who's gonna know? The chupacabras??

 

[Mallards and Quail]

New mexico requires them but who's gonna know? The chupacabras??