KXOK-LP

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KXOK-LP
The Sportsman Channel logo
Enid, Oklahoma
Branding Enid's Outdoor Station
Slogan Taking Enid Television Broadcasting into the Future
Channels 32 (UHF) analog
Affiliations The Sportsman Channel
Owner Dixie Meyer
Founded November 21, 1994
Former callsigns K32DZ
Transmitter Power 12.5 kW
Facility ID 41006
Website www.kxoktv.com

KXOK-LP is a low-power television station in Enid, Oklahoma, broadcasting locally in analog on UHF channel 32 as an affiliate of The Sportsman Channel, programming hunting and fishing programs 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Founded November 21, 1994, the station is owned by Dixie Meyer, executrix of the estate of Rex Faulkner [1].


Broadcast television in the Metropolitan Oklahoma City market  (Nielsen DMA #46)

KFOR 4 (NBC) - KOCO 5 (ABC) - KOHC 7 (AZA) - KWTV 9 (CBS) - KETA 13 / KWET 12 (PBS / OETA) - KTBO 14 (TBN) - KLHO 17 (LFN) - KUOT 19 (Almavision) - KTOU 21 (HSN) - KOKH 25 (Fox) - KGBN 27 (A1) - KTUZ 30 (TMD) - KWEM 31 (A1) - KXOK 32 (A1) - KOCB 34 (The CW) - KUOK 35 (UNI) - KCHM-LP 36 (UNI) - KOHC 38 (AZA) - KXOC 41 (A1) - KAUT 43 (MNTV) - KOCM 46 (DS) - KWDW-LP 48 (UNI) - KSBI 52 (Ind) - KOPX 62 (ION)

Local cable television channels

City Channel 20 -  News Now 53

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