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Hugo WMA: deer harvest, rules and map

Hugo WMA is 19,288 acres of public hunting land in Choctaw County and Pushmataha County, managed by ODWC. Hunters took 178 deer on it in 2025-26, by ODWC's Big Game Harvest Report, and 205 a season on average over the 6 seasons ODWC published. Deer gun is closed on Hugo WRP and open, with limits, on the rest of the area.

Data updated October 2026. Harvest: ODWC's Big Game Harvest Reports. Rules: ODWC's 2026-27 special area regulations. Boundary: ODWC's WMA map.

Map of Hugo WMA in Choctaw County and Pushmataha County, Oklahoma, with the WMA boundary, other public land and OLAP tracts nearby, highways and towns including Rattan and Hugo

This areaOther wildlife management areaOLAP walk-in tractCounty lineLake or riverHighway

Hugo WMA at a glance
Size19,288 acres (ODWC)
CountyChoctaw, Pushmataha
ODWC regionSoutheast
Deer harvested, 2025-26178
Deer per 1,000 acres, 2025-269.2 (worked out from ODWC's two figures)
Deer gun seasonClosed on Hugo WRP; see the rules below
CampingHunter and angler camping is allowed in designated areas.
Area contact(580) 513-5020
TownsRattan (next to it), Hugo (3 mi) and Sawyer (4 mi)

How many deer are harvested on Hugo WMA?

ODWC's count of deer taken on Hugo WMA, season by season, from its WMA harvest table.

SeasonDeer harvestedAntleredAntlerlessArcheryGunMuzzleloader
2025-26178
2024-2519186105669233
2023-2419311083727249
2022-2318383100767631
2021-22208110986710536
2020-21275

Source: ODWC Big Game Harvest Reports (2025-26, 2024-25, 2023-24, 2022-23, 2021-22, 2020-21), Table 2, WMA harvest by sex and method. A season missing from the table had no row for the area or its table did not reconcile. Method and sex columns are left blank for 2025-26 and 2020-21: that year's table adds up row by row and to its printed total, but its columns do not match the printed column totals, so only the totals are used.

What are the 2026-27 hunting rules on Hugo WMA?

Closed seasons (Hugo WMA): Holiday Antlerless Deer Gun and Turkey Fall Gun.

Same as statewide (Hugo WMA): Deer Archery, Youth Deer Gun, Deer Muzzleloader, Bear Archery, Bear Muzzleloader, Dove, Rail, Gallinule, Turkey Fall Archery and Trapping.

Closed seasons (Hugo WRP): Deer Gun, Deer Muzzleloader, Youth Deer Gun, Holiday Antlerless Deer Gun, Bear Muzzleloader, Snipe, Woodcock, Turkey Fall Gun and Trapping.

Seasons with special restrictions

Other restrictions

Source: ODWC 2026-27 special area regulations, Hugo WMA; ODWC 2026-27 special area regulations, Hugo WRP.

How do you get to Hugo WMA?

Hugo WMA lies in Choctaw County and Pushmataha County. Nearest towns: Rattan (next to it), Hugo (3 miles), Sawyer (4 miles) and Fort Towson (6 miles). Highways within 5 miles: OK 93 (it crosses or touches the area), OK 3 (it crosses or touches the area), OK 7 (it crosses or touches the area), US 70 (2.8 miles) and OK 109 (2.9 miles). Water: South Lake.

Which wildlife management areas are near Hugo WMA?

AreaDistanceDeer harvested, 2025-26
Honobia Creek WMA9.5 mi124

OLAP walk-in hunting tracts within 20 miles: Choctaw_H001 (80 acres, 6.3 mi).

Questions hunters ask

How many deer are killed on Hugo WMA?

ODWC counts 178 deer on Hugo WMA in 2025-26. Its seasons on record: 2025-26 178, 2024-25 191, 2023-24 193, 2022-23 183, 2021-22 208 and 2020-21 275.

Is deer gun season open on Hugo WMA?

On part of it. ODWC's 2026-27 rules close deer gun on Hugo WRP; elsewhere on the area: Deer Gun: Open during the first nine days only..

Can you camp on Hugo WMA?

Hunter and angler camping is allowed in designated areas, by ODWC's 2026-27 regulations.

Where is Hugo WMA?

In Choctaw County and Pushmataha County. Nearest towns: Rattan (next to it), Hugo (3 miles) and Sawyer (4 miles).

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Where these facts come from

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