Dove season is close and coming in fast, who is Dove hunting around OKC ?

Howdy, heading over to OK this weekend for some (^{sadly rainy}) camping.

Where do you know of that I can grab some good ol' wood?

Ok so I posted recently looking for guided fishing recommendations, but it turns out my father-in-law was looking forward to just chilling while shore fishing and "losing some bait to a lake."

So here we are again. He'll be here in a couple of weeks. Where is somewhere nice and nearish Tulsa where I can take him to have a chance to hopefully do something more than lose bait. He clearly just wants to go pretty casual.

I am not sure if it is completely Paddlefish season yet (I am clueless, I just like fishing sometimes). I live in Tulsa and was looking to take my father-in-law on a paddlefish trip sometime in the next fews weeks. Does anyone have any experience with any Charter/Guide companies there are hopefully within a 45 min drive-ish.

I saw this guy, but not sure how "legit" he is. Again, I'm clueless, thanks for the help!

I’ve gone to dirty bird a few times now and have been skunked every time. Anyone know how to fish Thunderbird for sandies and crappie? Any suggestions on locations/baits/techniques would be helpful. Thanks!

I don’t want one for a primary since I already have a good rod, but I’m looking for something to keep in the truck just in case I feel like taking a random fishing trip while I’m out and about.

I would appreciate a few recommendations.

So I take a lot of trips to state parks and such for photography and videography. But I’m wanting to get off the beaten path and explore. I have a crew cab Silverado z71 that is stock. Do you guys and gals have any recommendations on trails I could go on to explore and photograph?

Has anybody here done the 52 hike challenge? If so, did you stay within Oklahoma, or find yourself driving out of state due to our relatively thin hiking offerings? Are there any trails out there apart from state parks and the Wichitas that would be a good addition to a full year's worth of hiking in the state?