CWD testing and venison donation in Oklahoma

Where to get a deer tested, where to look up the result, and where to give venison, from Oklahoma’s own agency and the programs’ own pages.

On the national list of states with CWD found in wild deer, elk or moose Checked Sep 18, 2026

Getting a deer tested Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation

From the agency’s page: Voluntary head drop-off freezers at listed sites in each Selective Surveillance Area; results are posted on the page by sample ID.

Selective Surveillance Area (SSA) Look up a result The agency’s CWD map

Sampling sites, zones and dates are the agency’s to set. Check its page before you go.

Before you eat the meat

CDC advises strongly considering a CWD test before you eat deer or elk meat, and checking whether your state recommends or requires testing where you hunt. Recommendations vary by state.

About Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) — CDC

Donating venison in Oklahoma

Hunters Against Hunger (ODWC) Oklahoma · checked Sep 18, 2026

“deliver the deer to the nearest participating meat processor” source
“after you check in the deer” source
“each donator is asked to contribute a tax-deductible $10” source

The program’s page

NRA Hunters for the Hungry National · checked Sep 18, 2026

“Game must be legally harvested” source
“All game must be field dressed” source
“must be legally tagged, and donated in the state it was taken in” source
“Roadkill, no matter what state, is not accepted.” source
“Typically state programs cover the cost of processing” source

The program’s page

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