Archie Carr NWR
FL
State guide · 2026–2027 season
Florida has 31 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service refuges and stations in our database, 11 of which list hunting opportunities. The largest huntable refuge areas are Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee NWR (145K ac), St. Marks NWR (50K ac) and Lower Suwannee NWR (49.6K ac).
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Palm Beach County, FL
145K huntable acres
Lee County, FL
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Citrus County, FL
21.8K huntable acres
Monroe County, FL
Citrus County, FL
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Okeechobee County, FL
7K huntable acres
Collier County, FL
25.6K huntable acres
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Highlands County, FL
Volusia County, FL
12.5K huntable acres
Dixie County, FL
49.6K huntable acres
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Brevard County, FL
40K huntable acres
Martin County, FL
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Charlton County, GA · primary: GA
3.8K huntable acres
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Indian River County, FL
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Brevard County, FL
Wakulla County, FL
50K huntable acres
Gulf County, FL
10.9K huntable acres
Collier County, FL
5.6K huntable acres
Putnam County, FL
Refuge hunts follow Florida seasons, bag limits and license requirements set by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Refuges may be more restrictive — never less — than state rules.
Each refuge publishes hunt regulations in 50 CFR Part 32 and in its hunt brochure. Units marked special regulations may limit species, dates, weapons, or require quota permits.
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