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Hunting Regulations

Our mission is to provide the dedicated working man or woman who loves to hunt with the information needed to find no-cost hunting places on public land in Florida and to be properly informed of the hunting rules and regulations.

Hunting regulations can sometimes be a pain in the neck. But I'm sure you will agree that rules and regulations are necessary. They play a part to ensure that Florida wildlife will be plentiful for years to come. It is our responsibility as hunters to be well informed.



There are many specific regulations regarding hunting in Florida. However, the important basic considerations are:

• Season dates


• Licenses and permits

You can find valuable information at these links below:

Licenses and Permits

Hunter Safety

Hunting Seasons

Before you go though, it's a good idea to check with each individual wildlife management area for specific rules and regulations that may apply. Keep in mind also that rules and regulations may change from year to year.

You will find that taking the time to equip yourself with information is just as important as equipping yourself with the proper firearm and ammo. All combined will ensure that you will have an enjoyable experience while hunting on public land in Florida.

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DOVE HUNTING

Due to popular demand for information specifically regarding DOVE HUNTING, the following link to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is provided:

http://myfwc.com/hunting/by-species/dove-hotline/

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Remember:

For COMPLETE rules and regulations for all hunting in Florida, visit these websites:

Florida Fish and Wildife Conservation Commission

Florida Wildlife License Information (FWC)

U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

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