Any good hunting hunting areas in Florida???

[FloridaQuaker1027]

Anyone from Florida know any good places were you can run airboats and do some good duck hog and deer hunting???

 

[Sniper]

Lake Okeechobee is great for Ducks I am told when I whent out there back a Christmas I saw a lot of them.

 

[marshbunny]

The St. Johns marsh south of the 192 bridge draws a lot of hunters in brevard county. I'm no hunter, but I know people hunt hog, deer and turkey (and 'gators in season) in my area. I dunno about ducks.

A map can be found here: http://www.marshbunny.com/mbunny/freebies.html#maps

 

[FloridaQuaker1027]

is 192 bridge in the northern or southern part or the the marsh.....i know around the south end there is an established WMA for ducks that boarders the marsh....once i get my boat up and running i want to check out that area

 

[c chardt]

you can go south of 192 and do every thing and duck hunt or you can go north and hunt every where in the boundery

 

[marshbunny]

The bridge at 192 is a boundary for the north or the south of the river. Some things are legal south of the bridge that are not legal north of the bridge. (airboat tours, trot lines.....)

There are good hunting areas both north and south of my area. Check out the map.

 

[FloridaQuaker1027]

is there a map in more detail......u cant really zoom in on the map on ur website

 

[marshbunny]

If you follow the link to the map (http://www.sjrwmd.com/programs/operatio ... upstjn.gif) you can download it to your desktop and enlarge it there, or there is a page full of map downloads here: http://sjrwmd.com/programs/outreach/pub ... nl.html#s8 ...the next to the last on on the page (Three Forks) is the one you want.

 

[rick]

I also like to use TerraServer to see aerial photo's of areas that I'm trying to get familiar with. Here's an aerial of the St. Johns River south of US192 that prints out on 11x17 paper:
http://terraserver.microsoft.com/pr...+Feb+1999&PSIZE=11x17&GRID=no&FORMAT=Portrait

Here's a link to that area that lets you zoom in & out, as well as move around:
http://terraserver.microsoft.com/image.aspx?T=1&S=15&Z=17&X=81&Y=482&W=3

And of course, the TerraServer's home page:
http://terraserver.microsoft.com/default.aspx

 

[c chardt]

thats great you can see alot of area that we like to run