Monroe, 189,497 Acres of Public Hunting Land for Predator, Exotics – Monroe, Florida

This hunting property is situated in Florida. The surface of this land is mostly covered with forest, wetland, grassland, and brushy upland. The total area of this land is 189,497 – acres. The species that can be hunt on this land are Reddish Egret, Red-shouldered hawks, Blue- winged teal, Woodpeckers, American Cardinal, Black-whiskered vireo, Gray kingbird, and White-eyed vireo. Hunters who visit this land must possess a valid hunting license and a hunting permission slip that can be taken by an online application. This land is managed with the help of prescribed fire, strip disking, cattle grazing, and brush hogging. Camping is allowed on this land. Moreover, underage hunters are also allowed to hunt but under the continuous monitoring of some adult who has an appropriate hunting license. Additionally, cars can only be parked in the designated area.