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2012-2013 Florida Hunting Seasons Begin
October 15, 2012
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission has announced 2012-2013 hunting season dates.
The statewide hunting season for gray squirrel on private lands has been extended. From now on, it will open the second Saturday in October and close the first Sunday in March. This season, the dates will be October 13 – March 3.
The chart below shows 2012-2013 hunting season dates for “Zone D”, which includes all of Escambia and Santa Rosa counties, except for wildlife management areas. For complete information, including bag limits, see the FWC website.
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4 Responses to “2012-2013 Florida Hunting Seasons Begin”
That doe in the picture looks delicious!
Dove is never listed on the “main” list. It’s hidden in the website in a different place. Phase I of Dove Season started 10/6/12.
I had the pleasure of terminating (with extreme prejudice) some dove in Bratt on the 6th.
Make sure you have the free “migratory bird stamp” that’s only good for 6 months. Check it. I bet most are expired. Couple of fellow hunters got nabbed by FWC and got a written warning for not having a current one.
Lets get it boys and girls!!!!!
Good Luck to all the hunters out there. Please be safe and use what you kill. Also please no trespassing. I know there are a lot of good, honest, courteous hunters out there ….. but please respect nature, your fellow man, and the law.
Happy hunting and may your family be blessed with a bountiful meal