The Choctaw Nation Department of Wildlife Conservation (CNDWC) seeks to balance the value wildlife provides to us with what mankind provides back to nature.
Mission/Vision Statement
Seeks to balance the value wildlife provides with what mankind provides back to nature by using science, traditional ecological knowledge, and human dimensions.
Wildlife Conservation Report
Wildlife Conservation utilizes information from harvest reports, hunter observations, and data collections and observations in the field to monitor the health of animal populations on the reservation.
Big Game Harvest Reports
Hunting and Fishing on the Reservation
Choctaw tribal members may hunt and fish within the Choctaw Nation reservation and participating tribe’s reservations under the Wildlife Reciprocity Agreement using their tribal membership card.
If you receive a ticket from an Oklahoma game warden for not having a state issued hunting/fishing license while hunting within the Choctaw Nation boundaries, contact the Choctaw Nation Legal Department via the Member Legal Assistance webpage.
For more information on hunting and fishing on the reservation, visit the Hunting and Fishing service page.
Tribal members must report harvest of game via the Chahta Achvffa member portal.
Supporting Wildlife Conservation through the Chahta Foundation
You can support wildlife conservation initiatives by donating through the Chahta Foundation to the Choctaw Nation Wildlife Conservation.