Oklahoma · Disease surveillance

CWD and EHD in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma had its first captive-cervid CWD detection in 1998 and continues monitoring for wild detections. ODWC runs ongoing surveillance and maintains carcass transport regulations.

CWD: positive · EHD history: occasional

Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD)

positive

First detection
1998
Positive counties
0
CWD-free counties
0
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation

Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD)

occasional

Most recent outbreak
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation

Carcass transport rules

If hunting in a CWD-positive area, follow your state agency's carcass transport rules — most agencies prohibit moving whole carcasses with brain or spinal tissue across designated zone boundaries. Verify the current rules with your state wildlife agency before transporting any harvest.

Testing

Most state wildlife agencies offer free or low-cost CWD testing of harvested deer at check stations or sample-drop locations during season. Contact the state agency for current testing locations and turnaround times.

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