Waterfowl seasons are starting in Oklahoma, with goose hunting opening statewide on November 7 and regular duck season in Zones 1 and 2 beginning November 14 after a youth, veteran and active military waterfowl day on November 7, while Panhandle duck hunting has been underway since mid-October. The state lies in the Central Flyway within the wintering range of many duck and goose species, offering hunting from November through January and sometimes later. Hunters must follow the Oklahoma Fishing and Hunting Regulations and acquire licenses and stamps through Go Outdoors Oklahoma. Oklahoma City updated waterfowl hunting rules for better access and safety by allowing daily reservations of blind sites at Lake Stanley Draper and the Stinchcomb Wildlife Refuge, with details on the City of Oklahoma City official hunting page.