2026 Dove Hunt Classic

Thursday, September 10

The Dove Hunt Classic returns September 10–11, 2026, and the legacy of one of Oklahoma's most enduring traditions continues.

The Dove Hunt Classic returns September 10–11, 2026, and the legacy of one of Oklahoma's most enduring traditions continues.

Join Governor Kevin Stitt, Oklahoma's Senior United States Senator James Lankford, Congressman Tom Cole, Congressman Frank Lucas, Congressman Kevin Hern, Congressman Mark Tedford, members of Oklahoma's federal delegation, business leaders, and community supporters for two days of networking, connection, and dove hunting at Quartz Mountain Lodge.

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