Travelers to Antlers find themselves in the heart of the "Deer Capital of the World," where families, sportsmen and travelers can visit and enjoy unique sights and events of Antlers, such as the Hunters Welcome Station in November and the Antlers Deer Festival in mid-October.

Tuskahoma, located about 40 miles northeast of Antlers, is the host to the Choctaw Nation's Capitol Building. This three-story building was erected in 1884 and houses a fascinating museum and gift shop (see back cover). In Antlers, the Depot is home to the County's Historical Society & Museum, and also visit our antique shops, golf course and specialty dining. The Pushmataha Wildlife Refuge and Honobia Creek Wildlife Management area offer a diverse choice of wildlife and outdoor activities.

     The Kiamichi and Little Rivers, Sardis, Clayton and Ozzie Cobb Lakes have
     water-related activities for everyone. Fishing is the best in Oklahoma. A
     choice of lodging, including cabins, bed & breakfasts, motels, RV and
     tent camping, and great restaurants - all makes spending time here a
     fun event!
     Shopping in Push County is as unusual as the restaurants. From antiques
     to unique gifts - many made in the area -Antlers and Push County are
     fun places to shop.

Golfing at one of our tree-covered courses is a great way to begin or end the perfect day. Horse, 4x4 and hiking trails are available for those who like to get close and personal with the great outdoors.