(September 1, 2009) - Hunters gearing
up for Oklahoma’s waterfowl season can participate in the Oklahoma City
Police Department’s annual drawings for hunting waterfowl from duck blinds
at Lake Overholser and Lake Draper.
The drawing for spots at Lake Overholser begins at 8 p.m.
Wednesday, September 9 at the Lake Overholser pavilion, 1200 East Overholser
Drive. The Draper drawing will
be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, September 12 at the lake marina, located east
of SE 104 and W Draper Drive.
Participants
must be at least 18 and hold a current Oklahoma City hunting permit and an
Oklahoma state-hunting license to qualify for the drawing. Permits will be
available at the prior to the drawings at Overholser and Draper.
City permits are $3 per day or $12.50 annually.
The purchase of a hunting permit is unconditional and no refunds can
be made.
A copy of the blind
site locations and hunting regulations will be posted at the drawing site.
All hunting must be from designated blinds.
There will be no banking hunting or hunting from watercraft. All
watercraft used to transport hunters to and from the blind locations must
have a current city boating permit, which can be obtained, at the drawing
site. All Federal and State
laws regarding the hunting of migratory waterfowl, as well as local City
Ordinances will be enforced.
For more information,
contact the Police Department’s Lake Overholser patrol station at 789-3746
or the Lake Draper patrol station at 794-5010.