New changes to Oklahoma hunting and fishing licenses could be coming after a bill passes in the state Senate.

  If Gov. Kevin Stitt signs the bill into law, it would mean that Oklahomans under the age of 18 would be exempt from being required to have a hunting and fishing license starting on July 1.

 The bill also removes the five-year fishing, hunting and combination license and replaces it with a three-year combination hunting fishing license that will cost $120.