Seminole State Forest

It's all going to be dependent on your WMA and what you're hunting in because they've all got different rules down here, and that's something I think is harder for Florida hunters to understand or wrap our minds around is the fact that there's a set of state rules that apply to public land or private land, And then every WMA has its own specific set of rules because, in reality, for a lot of those WMAs, they're kind of managing their own specific deer herd that may travel between, like we talked about, Bull Creek and Triple N, where they touch each other.

Well, that could be one continuous deer, just one continuous piece of property, or there's other ones like Seminole Forest and Rock Springs Run that are cut by a highway, but the deer can pass underneath.

And even when the highway... wasn't as big as it is now there was wildlife tunnels and things underneath the uh state road 46 that was there at that time um but that's kind of one big continuous deer herd area or green space there those deer can travel in as well so versus you go to a state like georgia or tennessee or alabama where there's a large amount of agriculture or up into the panhandle of florida again where you're looking at all the agriculture and more green space than you are down here in the central florida area and deer are managed a little differently um And it's all, I mean, I don't know, you tell me.

You're the biologist.