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About Little Turtle RV & Storage

The Little Turtle RV Park is a high-end escape with NEW sites right off Highway 69 just North of Eufaula Lake areas with a short drive to lake marinas and boat ramps. It’s a great way to experience this favorite lakeside hot spot. All our brand new 30/50 amp sites are fully equipped providing electricity, and free high-speed WiFi and cable television. Meet fellow travelers by our beautiful pool, the banquet hall with full kitchen and facilities, or at our covered pavilion.

Discover your own path to an extraordinary equestrian experience at Little Turtle RV & Storage Horse Resort. A refreshing new stopover or trail riding with all enclusive camping and equestrian boarding, with full service park amenities. Built around the rolling hills of Lake Eufaula, we specialize in creating extraordinary experiences to discover, connect and thrive. Enjoy group activities with our park banquet hall, full service baths, showers, laundry and picnic pavilion while your horses enjoy their own fully enclosed stall, park round pen, wilderness trails with ponds and specactular view of the lake.

BY ED GODFREY, Staff Writer, egodfrey@opubco.com

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Don Wallace, Yukon, former outdoors television host

1. Broken Bow - A sportsman's paradise with Broken Bow Lake, the Mountain Fork River, Little River and Glover River plus all kinds of hunting including for bear.

2. Kingston - Right on the shores of the most prolific striper lake in the United States. You can always catch something at Lake Texoma.

3. Eufaula - It's the largest lake in the state and has an abundance of crappie and bass.

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4. Canton - Friendly people welcome you to Oklahoma's premier walleye lake. Crappie are an unexpected bonus.

5. Miami - Closest large town to the famous Ozarks and to Grand Lake. Besides, it's a nice place to live.

6. Atoka - You can hunt feral hogs, deer and turkey and then go fishing in Oklahoma's number one bass lake, McGee Creek.

7. Tishomingo - Huge flocks of wintering waterfowl call the Tishomingo Wildlife Refuge home in the winter, plus you have winter trout fishing at the Blue River nearby. You might see Blake Shelton or Miranda Lambert in the grocery store.

8. Tulsa - Just because it's so close to so many bodies of water that produce so many fish each year.

9. Guymon - You are in 'pheasant heaven' out here and when you get your limit, go north a short distance and start all over.

10. Woodward - Right in the heart of Oklahoma'a famous quail area and it offers the many facilities a person could want.

Ken Cook, Meers, former Bassmaster Classic champion

1. Medicine Park – Nearby is the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge and good hunting for elk, deer, turkey, doves and fair fishing in local small lakes.

2. Broken Bow - Good fishing in both lakes and streams. Hunting also is great for several species.

3. Grove - Fishing is great in Grand Lake

4. Ardmore - Fishing in Murray, Arbuckle and hunting in the Arbuckles

5. Durant – Fishing in Texoma. Good hunting, too.

6. Eufaula - Fishing in Lake Eufaula, local hunting is good.

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7. Altus - Good hunting for waterfowl and other migratory birds. Deer and turkey hunting is excellent along the Red River corridor

8. Sallisaw - Good fishing in several lakes and streams. Deer hunting is excellent.

9. Tahlequah - Fishing in Tenkiller. Illinois River and other streams and lakes are great.

10. Duncan - Great fishing in local city-owned lakes. Hunting is improving for deer and turkeys.

Bo Newsom, Moore, outdoors television producer

1. Alva - Some of my finest memories hunting with my dad (Paul Newsom) is near Alva. It's where the big bucks roam.

2. Lamar - Most Oklahomans have never heard of Lamar and I believe that is a good thing. One look from above and you can see that there are hardly no roads leading into this area and that means more wildlife than anywhere in the state.

3. Woodward - The Woodward area is known for some of the greatest upland bird, wild turkey and whitetail deer hunting. Woodward is my choice for the best variety of hunting.

4. Okemah - Halfway between Tulsa and Oklahoma City. The Hunting and fishing opportunities are fantastic..

5. Mangum - The biggest wild turkey I have ever taken in my life came from Mangum.

6. Watonga - This town is perfect to take the family. There are plenty of camping areas including Roman Nose State Park, beautiful scenery and great gove, turkey, wild hog and whitetail hunting.

7. Newkirk - One of my favorites because of the abundance of wildlife. The whitetail deer here are heavier in weight because of all the nutrition surrounding the area.

8. Enid - It seems the pheasant population is growing more each year. You can really have some great ringneck shoots. Enid is home to some of the finest all-around hunting in Oklahoma.

9. Cleo Springs - One of my most memorable hunting leases with my dad was near Cleo Springs. This is where we have taken some of our biggest bucks.

10. Cheyenne - Perfect area to see all sorts of game. In my opinion, it is home to the best public hunting in Oklahoma, the Black Kettle WMA. A short drive to many great hunting and fishing opportunities in western Oklahoma.

Mike Lambeth, outdoor writer, Edmond

1. Carter – Abundance of deer and turkeys. I hunt the area often and always do well with guide Dale Eagon.

2. Cheyenne - Excellent spot for deer and turkeys. A place you can definitely get away from the city lights.

3. Broken Bow - One of the most scenic areas in the state. Great trout fishing in the Lower Mountain Fork River.

4. Canton - A fantastic place to crappie fish and the area is beautiful. Motel owner Donnie Jinkens can set you up with a great fishing trip and dandy accomodations.

5. McBride – Near Lake Texoma's Soldier Creek.A fantastic lake for fishing, boating plus duck and goose hunting. The fish are always biting.

6. Daisy, - Definitely off the beaten path and offers beautiful timbered landscapes and hoards of Eastern turkeys and white-tailed deer.

7. Beaver - Pheasants, mule deer, and whitetails abound.

8. Eufaula - A great lake for catching baskets of crappie and sandbass. The lake is amazing for three species of bass - largemouths, smallmouths, and spotted bass.

9) Waynoka - Landscapes there vary from old west-style buttes to sand dunes. Lots of deer and turkeys as well.

10. Grove - Home of Grand Lake, one of the state's top fisheries.

Jimmy Houston, celebrity angler, Cookson

1. Cookson – On the banks of Lake Tenkiller, Oklahoma's best lake

2. Sulphur – In the Arbuckle Mountains, home of Arbuckle Lake and the Chickasaw National Recreation Area

3. Tahlequah – Between Tenkiller and Fort Gibson lakes on the Illinois River

4. Madill – On Lake Texoma

5. Eufaula – On Lake Eufaula

6. Muskogee – On the Arkansas River near Tenkiller and Fort Gibson.

7. Oklahoma City – Home of Hefner and Overholser plus Thunderbird is nearby in Norman.

8. Broken Bow - Home of Broken Bow Lake, the Kiamichi Mountains and nearby is Millwood Lake in southwest Arkansas.

9. Grove – Home of Grand Lake

10. Tulsa – Dead in the middle of the great lakes in eastern Oklahoma.

John and Beth Amico, Choctaw, owner of Deep Fork Retrievers /p>

1. Frederick - Midpoint on migration route for waterfowl in the Central Flyway.

2. Antlers - Red Slough, Muddy Boggy, Lake Atoka, and Grassy Slough are hot spots for mallards.

3. Oologah - Excellent early season duck hunting if the water level is high.

4. Henryetta/McAlester: - Good duck hunting on all parts of Lake Eufaula from north to south. If you're not doing well at one part of the lake, move to another part.

5. Gore - Home of Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge and lots of geese. Hunters wanting to add to their lanyard jewelry should give this a try.

6. Wagoner - Good hunting on Fort Gibson Lake for divers and odd ducks.

7. Canton - Overlooked hot spot for second season. Hunters will see every kind of duck in the Central Flyway.

8. Lone Wolf - Ducks roost on Foss , Fort Cobb and Altus, and feed in the agricultural areas within that triangle.

9. Ponca City – Home of Kaw Lake where the Wildlife Department periodically does extensive millet planting. Has good numbers of birds in most years.

10. Waurika - Waurika Lake and surrounding areas are good spots for ducks and geese during peak season.