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Hunting

Northwest Region

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Archery season

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Muzzleloading gun season

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Archery/muzzleloading gun season

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General gun season

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Small-game season

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Spring turkey season

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Family hunts

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Camping allowed

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Hog hunting season

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Hog dogs allowed

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Deer dogs allowed

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Night raccoon hunting

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Horseback riding allowed

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Hiking trails

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Fishing

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Mobility-impaired hunts

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Youth turkey season

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Released Quail Allowed

  1. Apalachee: 7,952 acres in Jackson County

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    Quota permit required during general gun and spring turkey; recreational access allowed.

  2. Apalachicola: 581,290 acres in Franklin, Leon, Liberty and Wakulla counties

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    Quota permits are not required for this area; recreational access allowed.

  3. Apalachicola—Bradwell Unit: 1,420 acres in Liberty County

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    Quota permit required during archery, muzzleloading gun, general gun, family, youth turkey and spring turkey; recreational access allowed.

  4. Apalachicola River WEA: 108,287 acres in Franklin and Gulf counties

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    Quota permits are not required for this area; camping in designated campgrounds allowed only by FWC permit; recreational access allowed.

  5. Aucilla: 50,549 acres in Jefferson and Taylor counties

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    Quota permit required during general gun, archery, muzzleloading gun and family; recreational access allowed.

  6. Beaverdam Creek: 1,317 acres in Liberty County

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    Quota permit required during muzzleloading gun, family and spring turkey; recreation access allowed.

  7. Blackwater: 199,642 acres in Santa Rosa and Okaloosa counties

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    Quota permit required during general gun, family, and archery/muzzleloading gun; recreational access allowed.

  8. Blackwater—Carr Unit: 590 acres in Santa Rosa County

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    Released quail permit required.

  9. Blackwater—Hutton Unit: 7,629 acres in Santa Rosa County

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    Quota permit required during archery, muzzleloading gun, mobility-impaired, general gun, youth turkey and spring turkey; recreational access allowed only during nonhunting periods.

  10. Box-R: 18,472 acres in Franklin County

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    Quota permit required during archery, muzzleloading gun, general gun, wild hog-dog and spring turkey; recreational access allowed.

  11. Chipola River: 9,094 acres in Jackson and Calhoun counties

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    Quota permits are required during archery, muzzleloading gun, family, youth turkey and spring turkey; camping allowed only at designated campgrounds by landowner permit; recreational access allowed.

  12. Choctawhatchee River: 57,998 acres in Bay, Holmes, Walton and Washington counties

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    Quota permit required during youth turkey and spring turkey; camping allowed throughout the area, but camping in designated campgrounds only allowed by landowner permit; recreational access allowed.

  13. Econfina Creek: 41,521 acres in Bay, Jackson and Washington counties

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    Quota permit required during archery, muzzleloading gun, mobility-impaired, general gun, youth turkey and spring turkey; see WMA regulations for quota exemptions for waterfowl hunters in certain areas; camping allowed only at designated campgrounds by landowner permit; recreational access allowed.

  14. Econfina Creek—Fitzhugh Carter Tract: 2,174 acres in Washington County

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    Quota permit required during archery, muzzleloading gun, general gun, youth turkey and spring turkey; recreational access allowed.

  15. Eglin AFB: 250,000 acres in Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, and Walton counties

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    Landowner permit required for all hunting seasons and activities.

  16. Escambia River: 35,413 acres in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties

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    Quota permits are not required for this area; camping allowed throughout the area, but camping in designated campgrounds only allowed by landowner permit; recreational access allowed.

  17. Escribano Point: 4,087 acres in Santa Rosa County

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    Quota permit required during archery, muzzleloading gun, general gun, archery/muzzleloading gun and spring turkey; camping allowed only in designated campgrounds by FWC permit; recreational access allowed.

  18. Flint Rock: 4,857 acres in Jefferson County

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    Recreational use permit required for all hunting seasons and activities; recreational access allowed only during hunting periods.

  19. Joe Budd: 11,173 acres in Gadsden County

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    Quota permit required during archery, archery/muzzleloading gun and spring turkey; camping allowed only at High Bluff Campground with permit from Florida Forest Service; fishing and recreational access allowed only during nonhunting periods.

  20. Juniper Creek: 914 acres in Calhoun County

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    Family and youth turkey hunts only; landowner zone tag required for all hunts; recreational access allowed only during nonhunting periods.

  21. L. Kirk Edwards WEA: 1,782 acres in Leon County

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    Quota permit required during archery, family, archery/muzzleloading gun, youth turkey and spring turkey; recreational access allowed except from a half-hour before sunrise to 1 p.m. during youth and spring turkey hunts.

  22. Lafayette Creek: 3,160 acres in Walton County

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    Quota permit required during archery, muzzleloading gun, general gun, family and spring turkey; fishing and recreational access allowed only during nonhunting periods.

  23. Ochlockonee River: 2,816 acres in Leon County

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    Quota permit required during archery/muzzleloading gun and youth turkey; fishing and recreational access allowed 1.5 hours before sunrise until 1.5 hours after sunset.

  24. Perdido River: 6,261 acres in Escambia County

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    Quota permit required during archery, muzzleloading gun, general gun, archery/muzzleloading gun, family, youth turkey and spring turkey; camping allowed only at designated campgrounds by landowner permit; horseback riding allowed on designed trails; recreational access allowed.

  25. Pine Log: 7,413 acres in Bay and Washington counties

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    Quota permit required during muzzleloading gun, general gun and youth turkey; camping allowed only at designated campsites by landowner permit; recreational access allowed.

  26. Plank Road: 9,432 acres in Jefferson and Leon counties

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    Quota permit required during archery, muzzleloading gun, general gun, family,
    mobility-impaired, youth turkey and spring turkey; horseback riding allowed;
    recreational access allowed 1.5 hours before sunrise until 1.5 hours after sunset.

  27. Point Washington: 15,355 acres in Walton County

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    Quota permit required during general gun; camping allowed only at designated campsites by landowner permit; recreational access allowed.

  28. St. Marks NWR: 32,000 acres in Wakulla, Jefferson and Taylor counties

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    Landowner permit required for all hunting seasons; recreational access allowed.

  29. St. Vincent NWR: 11,400 acres in Franklin County

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    Landowner permit required for all hunting seasons and camping; recreational access allowed.

  30. Talquin: 3,053 acres in Leon County

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    Quota permit required during general gun and youth turkey; recreational access allowed 1.5 hours before sunrise until 1.5 hours after sunset.

  31. Tate’s Hell: 186,695 acres in Franklin and Liberty counties

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    Quota permit required during general gun and spring turkey; camping allowed with landowner permit; recreational access allowed. See Tate's Hell PSGHA regulations for details on wild hog-dog quota permit hunts.

  32. Tate's Hell - St. James Island Unit: 8,182 acres in Franklin County

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    Quota permit required during archery, muzzleloading gun, general gun, family hunts, youth turkey and spring turkey; recreational access allowed.

  33. Tate’s Hell—Womack Creek Unit: 13,754 acres in Franklin and Liberty counties

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    Quota permit required during archery, muzzleloading gun, general gun, youth turkey and spring turkey; camping allowed only at designated campsites by landowner permit; recreational access allowed. See Tate's Hell PSGHA regulations for details on wild hog-dog quota permit hunts.

  34. Tyndall AFB: 14,400 acres in Bay County

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    Landowner permit required for all hunting seasons and activities.

  35. Wakulla: 4,045 acres in Wakulla County

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    Quota permit required during archery, archery/muzzleloading gun, youth turkey and spring turkey; recreational access allowed 1.5 hours before sunrise until 1.5 hours after sunset.

  36. Yellow River: 27,208 acres in Okaloosa and Santa Rosa counties

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    Quota permits are not required for this area; recreational access allowed.