Hunting requires a license and permit and is allowed only in designated Wildlife Management Areas during appropriate seasons. You must be knowledgeable about the laws and regulations set by the FWC and follow them closely when hunting in Florida’s State Forests.
A crucial source of protection for wetlands with four creeks flowing within it, Charles H. Bronson State Forest is one of the most beautiful hunting spots in Central Florida. When walking in the footsteps of Florida’s first residents, you may catch a glimpse of the various species of wildlife in the forest, including the gopher tortoise, sandhill crane and southern fox squirrel.
Other forests with regulated hunting in Central Florida: