● Ranked from real Oklahoma data · 2024-25 season
Highest deer harvest counties in Oklahoma
Where Oklahoma hunters actually kill deer, ranked by the state agency's own reported county harvest. Tags are over-the-counter — the question is where the deer are, and how much of that county you can hunt.
#1Osage County4,739 deer3% public→#2McCurtain County3,010 deer27.3% public→#3Rogers County2,842 deer0.8% public→#4Pittsburg County2,782 deer2.5% public→#5Lincoln County2,744 deer0% public→#6Pottawatomie County2,518 deer0% public→#7Creek County2,458 deer4.1% public→#8Payne County2,454 deer0% public→#9Pushmataha County2,451 deer13% public→#10Atoka County2,389 deer5.9% public→#11Logan County2,366 deer0% public→#12Caddo County2,358 deer0.4% public→
How this list is ranked
Ranked by reported deer harvest per county from the state wildlife agency, shown alongside each county's huntable public-land share. High harvest + low public land means the deer are on private ground.
Data year: 2024-25 season. Each row links to its full page with every number cited to its agency source. A place missing a signal is never guessed — it simply can't rank.
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