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Wagoner County, Oklahoma: deer harvest, public land and seasons

Hunters took 1,812 deer in Wagoner County in 2025-26, 27th of Oklahoma's 77 counties, by ODWC's Big Game Harvest Report (972 antlered, 840 antlerless). That count leaves out deer taken on wildlife management areas and OLAP land. Wagoner County's harvest went from 1,511 in 2020-21 to 1,812 in 2025-26 (up 20%). The county holds 20,995 acres of WMA land in 2 areas.

Data updated October 2026. Harvest: ODWC's Big Game Harvest Reports, 2020-21 to 2025-26. Public land: ODWC's WMA and OLAP maps, 2026.

Map of Wagoner County, Oklahoma: wildlife management areas including Fort Gibson WMA and McClellan-Kerr WMA, highways and towns including Coweta, Wagoner and Fair Oaks

Wildlife management areaOLAP walk-in tractCounty lineLake or riverHighway

Wagoner County at a glance
Deer harvested, 2025-261,812 (27th of 77 counties)
Antlered and antlerless, 2025-26972 and 840
Highest of six seasons1,842 in 2022-23
Size562 square miles of land
Wildlife management areasFort Gibson WMA, McClellan-Kerr WMA
OLAP walk-in huntingNone in ODWC's 2026 layer
TownsCoweta, Wagoner, Fair Oaks, Tullahassee and Porter

How many deer are harvested in Wagoner County?

ODWC's yearly count for Wagoner County, every deer checked in the county outside wildlife management areas and OLAP land. Wagoner County's harvest went from 1,511 in 2020-21 to 1,812 in 2025-26 (up 20%).

SeasonDeer harvestedAntleredAntlerlessArcheryGunMuzzleloader
2025-261,8129728406101,033169
2024-251,756835921660973123
2023-241,570782788551829190
2022-231,8428989446721,039131
2021-221,381730651495728158
2020-211,511759752496791224

Source: ODWC Big Game Harvest Reports (2025-26, 2024-25, 2023-24, 2022-23, 2021-22, 2020-21), Table 1, harvest by county, sex and method. The 2020-21 report labels the columns female and male. Each table was checked against its printed totals.

Wagoner County deer by method and sex, 2025-26

MethodAntlerlessAntleredTotal
Archery300310610
Gun4735601,033
Muzzleloader67102169

Where can you hunt public land in Wagoner County?

Wagoner County holds 20,995 acres of ODWC wildlife management area land, 5.6% of the county:

AreaAcres in the countyDeer harvested on the whole area, 2025-26
Fort Gibson WMA18,142425
McClellan-Kerr WMA2,853107

What is Wagoner County like?

Wagoner County covers 562 square miles of land. Its towns include Coweta, Wagoner, Fair Oaks, Tullahassee, Porter and Redbird. Highways: US 69 (35 miles in the county), OK 51 (25 miles in the county), OK 2 (16 miles in the county), OK 72 (7 miles in the county) and US 64 (5 miles in the county).

How does Wagoner County compare with its neighbors?

CountyDeer harvested, 2025-26Rank of 77
Wagoner1,81227
Cherokee2,4529
Mayes1,73431
Muskogee1,68733
Okmulgee1,51940
Rogers2,9286
Tulsa1,28247

When are Oklahoma's 2026 deer seasons?

Deer seasons are statewide; antlerless days and limits are set by zone, and ODWC draws its antlerless zones along highways, so check ODWC's antlerless zone map for Wagoner County. The combined season limit is six deer, no more than two antlered.

Season2026-27 dates
Deer archeryOct. 1, 2026 to Jan. 15, 2027
Youth deer gunOct. 16-18, 2026
Deer muzzleloaderOct. 24 to Nov. 1, 2026
Deer gunNov. 21 to Dec. 6, 2026
Holiday antlerless deer gunDec. 18-31, 2026

Source: ODWC 2026-27 deer seasons. Wildlife management areas can close or shorten a season; each WMA's page lists its own.

Questions hunters ask

How many deer are harvested in Wagoner County, Oklahoma?

ODWC counts 1,812 deer taken in Wagoner County in 2025-26, leaving out WMA and OLAP land. Over the six seasons from 2020-21 the county ranged from 1,381 (2021-22) to 1,842 (2022-23).

Is there public hunting land in Wagoner County?

Yes: Fort Gibson WMA (18,142 acres in the county) and McClellan-Kerr WMA (2,853 acres in the county).

When is deer gun season in Wagoner County in 2026?

Statewide: Nov. 21 to Dec. 6, 2026, with muzzleloader Oct. 24 to Nov. 1 and archery Oct. 1, 2026 to Jan. 15, 2027. How many antlerless deer you may take depends on the antlerless zone, which ODWC maps by highways rather than county lines. WMAs set their own rules.

Which method takes the most deer in Wagoner County?

In 2025-26: gun 1,033, archery 610, muzzleloader 169, by ODWC's table.

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