Okeene Rattlesnake Hunt

05/11/2026

Heidi, from the Blonde Daisy brought me the most beautiful flower bouquet. All the working mother at the hospital got to enjoy them with me. Thanks kids and grandkids, they really were amazing.

04/16/2026

We are looking for someone to paint snake scene on a snake pit?

04/14/2026

Thanks Jimmy Lee Jordan Band enjoyed your music had a great time..

04/12/2026

Two credit cards and a billfold found at the Okeene Rattlesnake hunt. Please call 580-822-5392 and identify.

04/11/2026

Come out watch the fireworks and the stay and listen to Jimmy Lee Jordan band tonight

04/10/2026

04/10/2026

04/08/2026

Who’s all ready for this year’s Annual Okeene Rattlesnake Roundup? Come out and enjoy the hunt. Great food live music some great shopping and of course the SNAKES.. We will have something for everyone and of course can’t miss the kiddos we will have lots of wonderful carnival rides for all the kids to ride too.

01/04/2026

We have the dates set for this years Annual Snake Hunt

04/14/2025

The Okeene Diamondback Club would like to personally think all who donated to this years hunt. We had a great wknd. Can’t wait to see you all next year. Thank you all for coming out.

04/10/2025

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🐍 Snake Hunt Safety Reminder from OMH ER 🏥

It’s that time of year again—Rattlesnake Hunt Week is here! Whether you're a seasoned hunter or just out for the experience, we hope everyone has a safe and fun time.

✅ Our ER team at Okeene Municipal Hospital is fully trained, equipped, and ready to handle rattlesnake bites should the need arise. Your safety is our priority, and we're here 24/7 just in case.

👉 A few safety tips while you're out hunting:

Watch where you step—rattlesnakes can be well-camouflaged!

Wear boots and long pants to help protect your legs.

Use snake hooks or tongs when handling snakes—never your hands.

Stay hydrated and take breaks in the shade.

🚨 If you or someone else is bitten:

Stay calm and try to keep the bitten limb immobilized and lower than the heart.

Call 911 or get to the nearest ER immediately—do NOT wait for symptoms.

Do NOT try to suck out the venom, cut the wound, or apply a tourniquet.

Let’s make this year's hunt memorable for all the right reasons—be smart, stay safe, and have fun!