Crimes and punishment; cockfighting exemptions; cockfighting with a robot; effective date.

HB 1326 amends Oklahoma law to add a new exemption for "cockfighting between a live fowl and a robot," requiring that the robot must not harm the live bird. This directly affects individuals or entities participating in such robot-fowl events, as it removes criminal penalties for this specific activity under Oklahoma's current cockfighting prohibitions. The bill maintains existing exemptions for hunting with trained raptors and agricultural fowl production, and takes effect on November 1, 2025.