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FLORIDA HOG HUNT

Jackalope

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Wild Hog Hunt (take ‘em all!)
January 29 – February 13, 2022: Legal to take hogs only (no size or bag limit. An annual Florida hunting license and a Refuge hunt permit are required to hunt hogs.

All hunters must purchase and possess a LSNWR Hunting Permit
and a State of Florida Hunting License, unless otherwise exempt. A current LSNWR Hunt Brochure must be signed and in possession by all adult hunters. Hunting permits can only be purchased through the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) licensing website (https://myfwc.com/license/limited-entry/lower-suwannee-hunts/), county tax office, or other outlets that sell State licenses (Permit Vendor Code is 7800)

All motorized land vehicles must be state-legal and are restricted to designated roads shown on the map. Vehicles must park so they do not block roads or gates. All-terrain vehicle use (ATV/UTV, etc.) is prohibited

Hunters may enter no earlier than 1 and 1/2 hours before legal sunrise and must be out of the woods no later than 1 and 1/2 hours after legal sunset.

Hunting or shooting from within 150-feet of Refuge roads, open to public vehicle travel, is prohibited

Field dressing or discarding an animal carcass or parts thereof within 1000 feet of any developed public recreation area, game check station, gate, or within 100 feet of a road or trail, open to the public, is prohibited. Dumping of game carcasses is prohibited

HOGS: NO SIZE OR BAG LIMIT FOR HOGS- shoot them all; take hogs during any season except Spring Turkey and Waterfowl. In designated Archery Only Areas (see map), only bows and crossbows allowed.
 
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Chancegriffis

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Every person will have to create an account starting here:


To get the required WMA permit this is the process.


Official Florida Fishing and Hunting Licenses | Go Outdoors Florida


gooutdoorsflorida.com
gooutdoorsflorida.com

Click [Purchase Licenses / Permits]


Create an account here:
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Login / Enroll | Florida Hunt & Fish Licenses | Go Outdoors Florida


license.gooutdoorsflorida.com
license.gooutdoorsflorida.com

Once there click on apply/buy Leftover Permits
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Three items should showup Click NWR LS Phase I
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It will populate the two WMA "permits" needed to access the LSRWR NOT to HUNT or FISH - those licenses are needed as well to do either.

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Stressless

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Good stuff above.

For FL you need two things if hunting / fishing in a designated WMA.

1) a License to Hunt and/or Fish in the state of FL

and

2) Permits to access the specific Wildlife Management Area to hunt/fish. In this case the LSNWR Permit.

The steps/process to get #2 done is as follows:

Every person do do either #1 or #2 online you will have to create an account starting here:

Goto this site -
https://gooutdoorsflorida.com/

To get the required WMA permit this is the process.

Click [Purchase Licenses / Permits]
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Create an account here:
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Once logged on/in you should be at the page below:


Once there click on apply/buy Leftover Permits
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Three items should show up Click NWR LS Phase I
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It will populate the two WMA "permits" needed to access the LSRNWR NOT to HUNT or FISH - those licenses are needed as well to do either.





- and purchase... You have a LSRNWR WMA permit - now you need a FL hunting and/or fishing license - SIMPLE!!! LoL!

IF anyone has issues getting the actual HUNTING/FISHING license ask away - I'm a certified Hunting Safety instructor for FL so I can help with the mild stuff.. LoL...
 

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@Stressless - if you change the file type of your images to *.jpeg, people will be able to see them, otherwise they are unviewable on the forum. By changing the file image type, it shouldn't ruin the file or image quality, just the type.

Thought I'd pass that little bit of info out if you wish to go back and edit your posts so people can view the example attachments.
 
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Stressless

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Copy that -- pics showed in my browser - i had no idea they didnt in others - I'll delete the above and redo with Jpeg -- Thank you very much Denny // Can you lmk if that worked changed the .png to .jpegs
 
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Jackalope

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@Stressless - if you change the file type of your images to *.jpeg, people will be able to see them, otherwise they are unviewable on the forum. By changing the file image type, it shouldn't ruin the file or image quality, just the type.

Thought I'd pass that little bit of info out if you wish to go back and edit your posts so people can view the example attachments.

Strange as PNG is an allowable upload type. I'll have to check that out if there was an issue.
 

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@Chancegriffis do you guys have to check in and out of WMAs? Here in MS you either have to sign in at the check in boards or use the app on your phone.
 

Chancegriffis

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@Chancegriffis do you guys have to check in and out of WMAs? Here in MS you either have to sign in at the check in boards or use the app on your phone.
No sir, no check in or check out. There pretty relaxed about most things there. Very backwoods feel but all of the wardens there and the refuge director Andrew Gude, is a phenomenal guy and will treat you with respect and like family! If y’all have any questions, you can also contact him! He will surely help with anything!
Andrew Gude (Lower Suwannee Manager). +1 (703) 622-3896
 

Jackalope

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No sir, no check in or check out. There pretty relaxed about most things there. Very backwoods feel but all of the wardens there and the refuge director Andrew Gude, is a phenomenal guy and will treat you with respect and like family! If y’all have any questions, you can also contact him! He will surely help with anything!
Andrew Gude (Lower Suwannee Manager). +1 (703) 622-3896

Now the big delimma. 12ga 3' 00 buck, or the good ole brush bustin 30-30. Ohhhh I even have a Contender in 35 Rem.
 

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Denny
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Strange as PNG is an allowable upload type. I'll have to check that out if there was an issue.
Strange indeed. I can't view any of the *.png files that chance posted prior to stressless post. Both on my cellphone or my desktop.

In fact, your dice post is the only one I've ever been able to view being that type of file type. Perhaps some type of security level setting, admin verses user of who can actually post such a file type, IDK?
 

Chancegriffis

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Now the big delimma. 12ga 3' 00 buck, or the good ole brush bustin 30-30. Ohhhh I even have a Contender in 35 Rem.
Truthfully, it all depends on what kind of hunting you want to do. If you’re anything like me when it comes to pigs I like to spot and stalk. I hate sitting in a stand and waiting for them. But to each their own. Spot and stalk, shotgun is key. Stand hunting .30-.30 all day. Whatever you’re most comfortable with
 

Chancegriffis

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This was my last hunt down there, would be 2 hogs seasons ago. I look a lot different with a short beard! Lol my dad my buddy now and I went on a morning walk and got one down in about an hour and a half that afternoon. Gonna show a little bit of terrain and kinda what to expect out of the way I hunt them. From zero to one hundred real quick. Shot at two hogs on that sequence. I dropped mine, second shot missed the second one and so did Noah. He walked up and put another one in it, I closed the deal with the G23 to the noggin! MAN I CANT WAIT
 

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@Chancegriffis @Jackalope , I can probably still pull this trip off as long as ya'll can help me drag and skin since I am one handed! Anyone else going from Ohio want to ride down together and split gas?
I did the same thing years ago cutting up a deer for my brother. Hit my hand with a meat clever. It wasn't one of my best moments. Got stitched up that night and was told to take it easy until I got into the specialist. It was gun season so I kept hunting like a dumbass, ended up having surgery later that week and they had to cut into my wrist to pull my tendons back down to reattach then to my thumb. Good luck with the hogs guys.
 

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Denny
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This was my last hunt down there, would be 2 hogs seasons ago. I look a lot different with a short beard! Lol my dad my buddy now and I went on a morning walk and got one down in about an hour and a half that afternoon. Gonna show a little bit of terrain and kinda what to expect out of the way I hunt them. From zero to one hundred real quick. Shot at two hogs on that sequence. I dropped mine, second shot missed the second one and so did Noah. He walked up and put another one in it, I closed the deal with the G23 to the noggin! MAN I CANT WAIT

Very cool share, thanks!

The hogs hunts I did was a decade ago and I shot three at the time. Two with my Mathews compound, one heading to the stand, second from the stand and finally the third with my Marlin 30-30, and I was done by 8:30 a.m. The property owner couldn't believe that I was done either, thinking I only shot one instead of three. My hunting buddies hunted the rest of the three days with only one of them getting two, and that was with my Marlin that I let him borrow cause he said he had issues with his rifle. I ended up fishing the Ozarks the rest of the days and did really good doing that too, landing plenty. I had a blast the entire time and miss those kinds of hunts.

I did film my second arrowed kill, however it got lost over the years of data clean up. I still may have it someplace, but I haven't made any valid attempt to locate it again since the last time, which was years ago.

I'd love to make the trip that you so wonderfully are offering, but IDK if I'll be able to pull it off, but I haven't given up on the idea either as of yet.

Thanks again for sharing and best to luck to all those that will be attending! Have a blast fellas!!
 
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