ZONE A (see map): Those areas with the following boundaries: beginning at the intersection of the Alabama/Mississippi state line and US Hwy. 80 in Sumter County follow US Hwy. 80 east to the US Hwy. 80 Bypass and Alabama River; upstream along the Alabama River to I-65; south along I-65 to the intersection with I-85; north along I-85 to AL Hwy. 169 (exit 60); south along AL Hwy. 169 to AL Hwy. 1/US Hwy. 431; south along AL Hwy. 1/US Hwy. 431 to AL Hwy. 26; west along AL Hwy. 26 to Russell County Road 65; south along Russell County Road 65 to Russell County Road 4; west along Russell County Road 4 to Russell County Road 49; south along Russell County Road 49 to US Hwy. 82; east along US Hwy. 82 to the Chattahoochee River; south along the Chattahoochee River to AL Hwy. 10; west along AL Hwy. 10 to Henry County Road 57; south along Henry County Road 57 to Henry County Road 99; south along Henry County Road 99 to US Hwy. 431; south along US Hwy. 431 to Ross Clark Circle (bypass around Dothan); east along Ross Clark Circle to US Hwy. 231; south on US Hwy. 231 to the Alabama/Florida state line; east along Alabama/Florida state line to the Chattahoochee River; north along Chattahoochee River to US Hwy. 82; west on US Hwy. 82 to US Hwy. 431; north on US Hwy. 431 to US Hwy. 280; east on US Hwy. 280 to Alabama/Georgia state line; north along Alabama/Georgia state line to I-20; west on I-20 to AL Hwy. 21; north along AL Hwy. 21 to US Hwy. 278; east along US Hwy 278 to the Alabama/Georgia state line; north along the Alabama/Georgia state line to the Alabama/Tennessee state line; west along the Alabama/Tennessee state line to the Alabama/Mississippi state line; south along the Alabama/Mississippi state line ending at US Hwy. 80.
Excludes Zones C, D, and E descriptions below.

ZONE B (see map): Those areas south or west of a line described as: Beginning at the intersection of the Mississippi state line and US Hwy. 80 in Sumter County follow US Hwy. 80 east to the US Hwy. 80 Bypass and Alabama River; upstream along the Alabama River to I-65; south along I-65 to the intersection with I-85; north along I-85 to AL Hwy. 169 (exit 60); south along AL Hwy. 169 to AL Hwy. 1/US Hwy. 431; south along AL Hwy. 1/US Hwy. 431 to AL Hwy. 26; west along AL Hwy. 26 to Russell County Road 65; south along Russell County Road 65 to Russell County Road 4; west along Russell County Road 4 to Russell County Road 49; south along Russell County Road 49 to US Hwy. 82; east along US Hwy. 82 to US Hwy. 431; south along US Hwy. 431 to US Hwy. 82; east along US Hwy. 82 to the Chattahoochee River; south along the Chattahoochee River to AL Hwy. 10; west along AL Hwy. 10 to Henry County Road 57; south along Henry County Road 57 to Henry County Road 99; south along Henry County Road 99 to US Hwy. 431; south along US Hwy. 431 to Ross Clark Circle (bypass around Dothan); east along Ross Clark Circle to US Hwy. 231; south along US Hwy. 231 to the Alabama/Florida state line; west along the Alabama/Florida state line to the Alabama/Mississippi state line, north along the Alabama/Mississippi state line ending at US Hwy. 80. Excludes Zone E description below.

ZONE C (see map): Those areas of Blount, Colbert, Cullman, Dekalb, Etowah, Jackson, Jefferson, Lawrence, Morgan, Marshall, St. Clair, Walker and Winston Counties with the following boundaries: beginning at the intersection of US Hwy. 431 and AL Hwy. 79 in Marshall County; north on US Hwy. 431 to Paint Rock River; west along Paint Rock River (Marshall County/Madison County line) to Tennessee River; west along Tennessee River to US Hwy. 43/13; south on US Hwy. 43/13; continue south on AL Hwy. 13 to AL Hwy. 195 in Haleyville (Winston County); north on AL Hwy. 195 to Winston County Road 93; north on Winston County Road 93 to Franklin County Road 93; north on Franklin County Road 93 to Franklin County Road 81; north on Franklin County Road 81 to Franklin County Road 83; north on Franklin County Road 83 to AL Hwy. 24; east on AL Hwy. 24 to intersection with AL Hwy. 157 at Moulton (Lawrence County); south on AL Hwy. 157 to Cullman County Road 1114; south on Cullman County Road 1114 to US Hwy. 278 in Jones Chapel (Cullman County); west on US Hwy. 278 to Helicon Road (Winston County Road 77); south on Helicon Road (Winston County Road 77) to Winston County Road 41 in Arley (Winston County); south on Winston County Road 41 to Sipsey Fork; south along Sipsey Fork to US Hwy. 69; north on US Hwy. 69 to I-65; south on I-65 to I-59; north on I-59 to US Hwy. 11; north on US Hwy. 11 to Etowah County/Dekalb County line; west along Etowah County/Dekalb County line to Dekalb County/Marshall County line; north along Dekalb County/Marshall County line to Marshall County/Jackson County line, north along Marshall County/Jackson County Line to AL Hwy. 79; south on AL Hwy. 79; ending at the junction of US Hwy. 431 and AL Hwy. 79. Excludes Zone D description below.

ZONE D (see map): Those areas of Cullman, Franklin, Lawrence, Morgan and Winston Counties with the following boundaries: beginning at the intersection of AL Hwy. 157 and AL Hwy. 24 at Moulton (Lawrence County); south on AL Hwy. 157 to Cullman County Road 1114; south on Cullman County Road 1114 to US Hwy. 278 in Jones Chapel (Cullman County); west on US Hwy. 278 to Helicon Road (Winston County Road 77); west on Helicon Road (Winston County Road 77) to Winston County Road 41 in Arley (Winston County); south on Winston County Road 41 to Sipsey Fork; south on Sipsey Fork to Winston County/Walker County line west along the Winston County/Walker County line to AL Hwy. 5; north on AL Hwy. 5 to AL Hwy. 13 at Natural Bridge (Winston County); north on AL Hwy. 13 to AL Hwy. 195 in Haleyville (Winston County); north on AL Hwy. 195 to Winston County Road 93; north on Winston County Road 93 to Franklin County Road 93; north on Franklin County Road 93 to Franklin County Road 81; north on Franklin County Road 81 to Franklin County Road 83; north on Franklin County Road 83 to AL Hwy. 24; east on AL Hwy. 24 ending at intersection with AL Hwy. 157 at Moulton (Lawrence County).

ZONE E (see map): Those areas of Barbour and Russell Counties with the following boundaries: beginning at the intersection of US Hwy. 82 and US Hwy. 431 in Eufaula (Barbour County); north on US Hwy. 431 to US Hwy. 280; east on US Hwy. 280 to the Chattahoochee River; south on the Chattahoochee River to US Hwy. 82; west on US Hwy. 82 ending at intersection with US Hwy. 431; and those areas of Calhoun, Cherokee, and Cleburne Counties with the following boundaries: beginning at the intersection of I-20 and AL Hwy. 21: north on AL Hwy. 21 to AL Hwy. 9 in Piedmont (Calhoun County); north on AL Hwy. 9 to US Hwy. 278; east on US Hwy. 278 to the Alabama/Georgia state line; south along the Alabama/Georgia state line to I-20; west on I-20 ending at intersection with AL Hwy. 21.

Special Exception:

Dog Deer Hunting:

Dog Deer Hunting Prohibited Except by Special Permit from the Department:

Baldwin; Chambers; Choctaw (that area south of AL Hwy. 10 and west of AL Hwy. 17 and north of County Rd. 18 from AL Hwy. 17 to County Rd. 14 then north of County Rd. 14 to the Mississippi state line); Colbert (that area west of US Hwy. 43); Coosa; Covington (north of US Hwy. 84); Elmore (that area inside the following boundaries: from the Coosa County/Elmore County line at the east bank of Lake Jordan, to AL Hwy. 9, south along AL Hwy. 9 to the intersection of US Hwy. 231, south along US Hwy. 231 to the intersection of AL Hwy. 14, west along AL Hwy. 14 to the east bank of the Coosa River, north along the east bank of the Coosa River to Lake Jordan, back to the Coosa County/Elmore County line); Geneva; Henry; Macon (that area inside the following boundaries: from County Rd. 24 at the Lee County line, west and south to County Rd. 26, west to County Rd. 10, southeast to County Rd. 5, south to County Rd. 47, south to County Rd. 2, east to the Russell County line); Marengo; Monroe; Pickens (north of US Hwy. 82); Tallapoosa and Wilcox counties. Individual property owners in Chambers and Coosa counties may hunt with dogs on their own property without special permit. No dog deer hunting allowed on Open Permit-Public Land (see 220-2-.85).

By Stalk Hunting Only, (No Dogs): Bibb and Perry: (that area inside the following boundaries: east of AL Hwy. 219, south of US Hwy. 82 and north of AL Hwy. 183); Butler (that area south of AL Hwy. 106 and east of I-65); Cherokee; Chilton; Cleburne; Coffee (that area inside the following boundaries: AL Hwy. 134 from the Covington County Line, east to County Rd. 460, south to the Geneva County line, east to the Dale County line, north to AL Hwy. 134, west to AL Hwy. 87 north to US Hwy. 84, west to AL Hwy. 189, south to AL Hwy. 141, north to US Hwy. 84, west to the Covington County line); Crenshaw (north of AL Hwy. 10 and that area inside the following boundaries, from the east city limit of Luverne, US Hwy. 29 east to the junction of County Rd. 57, County Rd. 57 south to the junction of Davis Rd., Davis Rd. west to County Rd. 41, County Rd. 41 south to US Hwy. 331, US Hwy. 331 north to County Rd. 41, County Rd. 41 north to County Rd. 39, County Rd. 39 north to the Luverne city limit); Dale (that area inside the following boundaries: Judy Creek south to Dale County Rd. 36, east to AL Hwy. 27, north to the Henry County line, north to the Barbour County line, west to Judy Creek); DeKalb; Elmore (that area inside the following boundaries: east of US Hwy. 231, south of AL Hwy. 14, west of Tumkeehatchee Creek and north of the Tallapoosa River); Fayette (that area inside the following boundaries: west of US Hwy 43 and some USACE areas are north of AL Hwy. 18); Franklin; Hale and Perry: (that area inside the following boundaries: from County Rd. 32 at the Hale County Line, west to the intersection of AL Hwy. 25, AL Hwy. 25 north until it intersects with the Talladega National Forest boundary, following the boundary south until it intersects the Perry County line, following the National Forest boundary east to Perry County Rd. 23, south to the intersection of Perry County Rd. 29, south to the Spring Hill Church Road, Spring Hill Church Road west to the junction of Perry County Rd. 23 and AL Hwy. 14, west to the Hale County line); Greene; Pickens; and Tuscaloosa: (that area inside the following boundaries: in Pickens County from the intersection of US Hwy. 82 and County Rd. 63, south on County Rd. 63 to Benevola, County Rd. 2 (commonly known as the Romulus Road) east through Greene County to US Hwy. 82 in Tuscaloosa County); Houston; Jackson; Lamar; Lauderdale; Lawrence; Limestone; Madison; Marion; Marshall; Morgan; Randolph; Tuscaloosa (that area north of US Hwy. 82); and Winston (that area east of AL Hwy. 5 from the Walker County line to Natural Bridge and all that area north of US Hwy. 278).

U.s. Corp Of Engineers Lands:

On U.S. Army Corp of Engineers (USACE) Lands in Alabama, the special muzzleloader, air rifle, and unantlered deer seasons are allowed the same as privately owned or leased lands in those counties if USACE does not further restrict. Be aware to consult USACE regulations regarding hunting activities and boat ramp use prior to hunting USACE regulated areas. Special Permits from the USACE may be required and some USACE areas are closed to hunting. For complete information concerning hunting on USACE lands, visit the USACE Mobile District website at: https://www.sam.usace.army.mil/Missions/Civil-Works/Recreation/Hunting/.

U. S. Forest Service (Usfs): (same as open permit for county), except Wildlife Mgmt. Areas – one deer per day.

Stalk Hunting Only – No Dogs (except for USFS Lands within Calhoun, Clay & Talladega counties): Same season and dates as open permit-public lands.

Dog Deer Hunting – Calhoun, Clay & Talladega counties during the Dog Deer Season on open permit-public lands – on Thursdays and Fridays until 2:00 p.m.; on weekends during legal shooting hours. No Dog Deer hunting on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday of each week unless a holiday (see above special exemption note) falls on those days; No Dog Deer hunting on the Piney Woods/Ivory Mountain Area, the borders of which are defined as: bounded by the Cleburne County line to the north running east and west, then to the west by Clay CR 3 running south to State Rte. 49; The south border is Clay CR 66 running east and west from State Rte. 49 to Hwy. 9; The eastern border is Hwy. 9 running north from Clay CR 66 to the Cleburne County line.