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08-13-2008, 07:27 PM
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public game/hunting lands
Does anyone know of any public game lands or hunting lands? My husband and son like to deer hunt 1or 2 times a year. They are not avid hunters, just like to get out once in a while. My husband likes just sitting in nature more than the actual hunt itself. he has a very stressful job and I think it relaxes him. He said he likes to watch the birds and squirrells and if a deer just happens to be moseying along so be it. I think he just likes no cell phones and spending time with his son!!! Thanks!
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08-14-2008, 12:47 AM
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Go to walmart, Gander mountain, Dicks really any store that sees hunting and fishing stuff and they will have the regulations book there. There is a map that tells you where to do.
You need to get a license and a pass for the area that you want to hunt. Here are some links to help you out till you get the book. There is also an on-line PDF version. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission http://myfwc.com/hunting/pdf/08-09Hu...nsHandbook.pdf FWC - Hunting Information
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