Deer Hunting in Sequoyah County, Oklahoma

Sequoyah County, Oklahoma hunters harvested 1,809 deer in the 2024-2025 season, about 2.7 per square mile, 17th in the state. The county is roughly 6% public land.

Updated August 2026
balanced harvest
Harvest Split
1,809 total deer
Antlered937
Antlerless872
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Density
2.7 deer / sq mi
This county2.7
Oklahoma avg1.9
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County Rank
#17 of 77
Most harvestLeast harvest
#16 Cleveland County
#17 Sequoyah County
#18 Seminole County
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Public Land
6% public — 27,159 acres
State Park/Recreation
25,715 ac
95%
State Wildlife/Conservation Area
1,211 ac
4%
Local/Metropark
233 ac
1%
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Full History
Every reported season
SeasonAntleredAntlerlessTotal
2024-20259378721,809

Harvest source: wildlifedepartment.com

Harvest figures for Sequoyah County are compiled from the state wildlife agency's published county reports and can be revised.

Season Dates
Oklahoma deer season, 2025-2026

Oklahoma deer and turkey season dates are listed on the Oklahoma season page. Harvest figures reflect the 2025-2026 season published by the Oklahoma wildlife agency and can be revised — always verify current regulations before you hunt.

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