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4913 OUTDOOR OKLAHOMA (Prehistoric WMA, Game Warden Ride-a-Long)

FULL SHOW The episode delves into Oklahoma's rich environmental and archaeological history across various segments. It begins with the Autry Technology Center event in Enid, where local hunters bring deer to be scored for the Sy Curtis Wildlife Record Book. The discussion then moves to the Cooper Wildlife Management Area and the Beaver River, exploring ancient cultures like Clovis and Folsom dating back 10,000 to 11,500 years, and their hunting techniques. Another segment uncovers a 14,000-year-old archaeological site along an old military trail, revealing mammoth remains and early human settlements transitioning from the Pleistocene era. The episode also details Oklahoma's environmental changes since the ice age, highlighting shifts in vegetation, climate, and the rise and fall of mammoths and bison populations. Game Warden Allen Couch's insights into Haskell County's biodiversity and ecosystems further illustrate the interconnected history of wildlife and humans in Oklahoma.