Where2Hunt has not yet reviewed individual public hunting areas, so we do not show them as huntable on our maps. The links below go to the agencies that manage them.
Federal land
U.S. Forest Service: hunting on national forests
Most national forest land is open to hunting under state rules, with local closures.
Bureau of Land Management: huntingLarge areas of the West. Access across private land is not guaranteed.
National Wildlife Refuges: huntingEach refuge has its own hunt rules, permits and fees on top of state law.
USGS PAD-US data explorerMaps who owns protected land. Ownership alone does not mean hunting is allowed.
State land and walk-in access programs
Wildlife management areas, state forests, game lands and walk-in programs on enrolled private land are run by each state. Start at the agency:
Alabama
Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
AlaskaAlaska Department of Fish and Game
ArizonaArizona Game and Fish Department
ArkansasArkansas Game and Fish Commission
CaliforniaCalifornia Department of Fish and Wildlife
ColoradoColorado Parks and Wildlife
ConnecticutConnecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection
DelawareDelaware Division of Fish and Wildlife
FloridaFlorida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
GeorgiaGeorgia Wildlife Resources Division
HawaiiHawaii Division of Forestry and Wildlife
IdahoIdaho Department of Fish and Game
IllinoisIllinois Department of Natural Resources
IndianaIndiana Department of Natural Resources
IowaIowa Department of Natural Resources
KansasKansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
KentuckyKentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources
LouisianaLouisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
MaineMaine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife
MarylandMaryland Department of Natural Resources
MassachusettsMassachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife
MichiganMichigan Department of Natural Resources
MinnesotaMinnesota Department of Natural Resources
MississippiMississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks
MissouriMissouri Department of Conservation
MontanaMontana Fish, Wildlife and Parks
NebraskaNebraska Game and Parks Commission
NevadaNevada Department of Wildlife
New HampshireNew Hampshire Fish and Game Department
New JerseyNew Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife
New MexicoNew Mexico Department of Game and Fish
New YorkNew York State Department of Environmental Conservation
North CarolinaNorth Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
North DakotaNorth Dakota Game and Fish Department
OhioOhio Division of Wildlife
OklahomaOklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
OregonOregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
PennsylvaniaPennsylvania Game Commission
Rhode IslandRhode Island Department of Environmental Management
South CarolinaSouth Carolina Department of Natural Resources
South DakotaSouth Dakota Game, Fish and Parks
TennesseeTennessee Wildlife Resources Agency
TexasTexas Parks and Wildlife Department
UtahUtah Division of Wildlife Resources
VermontVermont Fish and Wildlife Department
VirginiaVirginia Department of Wildlife Resources
WashingtonWashington Department of Fish and Wildlife
West VirginiaWest Virginia Division of Natural Resources
WisconsinWisconsin Department of Natural Resources
WyomingWyoming Game and Fish Department
Prefer a sure spot? Leases and day access and paid hunts give you a place reserved for you.

