Family-Outdoors

 Have you ever wanted to start a campfire without a lighter or matches? Are you looking for the easiest way to fillet a mess of fish? Whether you're an old hand in the outdoors or a greenhorn who's ready for some new adventures, you can learn some new tricks at the 2014 Oklahoma Wildlife Expo!    The schedule of live seminars during the two-day event promises something to interest everyone. And what's even better: Everything is free!  2014 Oklahoma Wildlife Expo    "Our schedule of seminars this year is among the best we've ever had at the Wildlife Expo," said Rhonda Hurst, coordinator of the event for the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. "Visitors are sure to find a topic that interests them. And sitting in on a seminar is a great way to enjoy a break during your day at the Expo!"    The Wildlife Expo, the state's largest outdoor recreation event, will run from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 27, and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, ...

 The 2012 Oklahoma Wildlife Expo is Sept. 29-30 at the Lazy E Arena just north of Oklahoma City. The Expo is the public's chance to try their hands at a range of outdoor recreation activities ranging from fishing at a stocked pond or shooting a shotgun to building a birdhouse or taking a ride in a kayak.             "The Expo is completely free, and visitors can try all kinds of outdoor activities and check out all kinds of booths designed to teach them about wildlife, the outdoors and conservation," said Rhonda Hurst, Wildlife Expo coordinator for the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation.             The Wildlife Department is partnering with a wide range of other state agencies, private individuals and outdoor-related companies and organizations to host the Wildlife Expo. The event is designed to promote and instill appreciation for Oklahom...