The bill amends existing laws regarding the management and removal of feral swine in Oklahoma. It removes the requirement for a permit or license to take or remove feral swine from both private and public property, allowing individuals to do so without restrictions on time of day. Additionally, the bill modifies the definition of nuisance wildlife and updates statutory references to make the language gender-neutral. It also repeals a previous section that required a special permit for private property owners to kill feral swine.

Furthermore, the bill makes several amendments to the management of depredating animals, including the use of aircraft for such management without the need for specific pilot licenses or liability insurance. It establishes that the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry will oversee the issuance of permits and the management of depredating animals, while also detailing the reporting requirements and penalties for noncompliance. The effective date for these changes is set for November 1, 2025.