The Recreation.Gov web site identifies hunting and other recreational opportunities on Federal lands. There are approximately 300 units in the National Wildlife Refuge System that are open to hunting.
See the Web sites of State fish and wildlife agencies for information on other hunting opportunities. Individual states manage their hunting license programs and seasons. Many States operate extensive systems on wildlife management areas or other areas open to regulated public hunting. In addition to their home pages, other hunting-related sites on the Web may identify opportunities for hunting a particular species or in the particular geographic area of interest to you.
Units in the National Wildlife Refuge System That Are Open to HuntingClick on the map to get a list of the units of the National Wildlife Refuge Systen in each state that are open for hunting:
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