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U.S. Army Corps Engineers, Tulsa District

U.S. Army Corps Engineers, Tulsa District

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Oct 12, 2026

Robert RamirezGUEST
6:47
I was fortunate to draw a New Mexico muzzleloader last year for the first time.
Robert RamirezGUEST
6:52
I was hunting in what I referred to as 1836 Texas, so basically eastern New Mexico, which actually it was on the 1836 side of the Rio Grande River as well, but You know, sadly, here in Texas, just anyone who's listening to this, just have a review of the Tulsa District Corps of Engineers when you click on their website.
Robert RamirezGUEST
7:25
They have a hunting app.
Robert RamirezGUEST
7:26
That hunting app, you click on it, it gives you all the maps, gives you all the means and methods, and obviously the Oklahoma regulations as far as game species, what's allowed, what's not allowed, archery, shotgun, crossbow versus air rifle, those many projects.
Cable SmithHOST
10:13
doesn't make any sense to me.
Cable SmithHOST
10:15
Well,
Robert RamirezGUEST
10:15
and sadly, when you look at the Tulsa district, just Corbin, and this is just one example.
Robert RamirezGUEST
10:20
We're not even touching the Department of Interior, U.S. Forest Service lands, U.S. Forestry.

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