The bill amends the Oklahoma Farmed Cervidae Act by establishing a new licensing framework for commercial harvesting facilities that engage in the harvesting or hunting of legally acquired cervidae and other species. It defines "commercial harvesting facility" and prohibits the propagation or holding of state wildlife without a license from the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry. The bill requires applicants for a commercial harvesting license to provide proof that any additional animals are sourced from outside the state's wild stock. It also grants inspection authority to the Secretary of Agriculture and the State Veterinarian, allowing them to inspect facilities under probable cause, while setting an annual license fee of $300 and establishing an expiration date of August 31 each year.

Additionally, the bill amends existing law by modifying the licensing requirements for wildlife propagation and hunting. It replaces the previous licensing structure with a new commercial harvesting license, removing certain inspection authorities and license fees associated with big game and upland game licenses. The bill also updates the expiration date for licenses and includes provisions for rule promulgation by the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry. An emergency clause is included, allowing the act to take effect immediately upon passage and approval.