Goodland, 35,000 Acres of Public Hunting Land for Exotics – Goodland, Florida

The total area of this tract is 35,000 – acre and it is situated in Goodland County in Florida. The surface of this property is mostly consisting of cultivated fields, grassland, and brushy upland. More than 90 percent of this land is available for hunting and the rest of the land is covered with campsites, and restrooms. Fishing can also be done on this land and the fish available include Tarpon, Red Drum, Common Snook, Spotted Sea trout, Goliath Grouper, and small tooth Sawfish. People with disabilities can also hunt on this land. Hunters who are underage can also hunt on this land but there must be some adult with them. Lastly, alcohol is prohibited on this site and pets are not allowed in overnight stay.