Public Hunting Land in Kentucky or S.C.
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RE: Public Hunting Land in Kentucky or S.C.
ORIGINAL: texastracker
David the place is called Cumberland Falls KY I think.
David the place is called Cumberland Falls KY I think.
From the KY dept of fish and wildlife site:
LAND BETWEEN the LAKES NATIONAL RECREATIONAL AREA (107,000 acres): Trigg, Lyon cos., between Kentucky and Barkley lakes. Access by KY 453 (The Trace) and KY 80. Many secondary roads and trails within area. Terrain varies from gently rolling to fairly steep; much of area is forested with many clearings, old farm sites, plantings. Special hunting regulations. Scheduled field trials Sept. 1- March 31. For specific information, write Land Between the Lakes, Natural Resource Section, 100 Van Morgan Dr., Golden Pond, KY 42211-9001, or call (270) 924-2000. User permit ($20) required. Horseback riding on designated trails. Also hiking, camping, fishing, boating, nature and educational centers, captive elk and bison herd. Owned by U. S. Forest Service.
#7
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Easley, SC
Posts: 201
RE: Public Hunting Land in Kentucky or S.C.
A.R.Hunter,
You might want to check out Fant's Grove in the Clemson area of upstate SC. It's bow only and encompasses about 16,000 acres of Clemson experimental forrest area. The quality of the deer herd is improving steadily since the mandatory antler restrictions of 4 points or better on one side. Quite a few people hunt it but with a deer density of over 40 deer per square mile, there's plenty to go around. If you're looking for a trophy hunt you might want to look elsewhere but a few 130 class deer did come out of this area last season. Good luck!
You might want to check out Fant's Grove in the Clemson area of upstate SC. It's bow only and encompasses about 16,000 acres of Clemson experimental forrest area. The quality of the deer herd is improving steadily since the mandatory antler restrictions of 4 points or better on one side. Quite a few people hunt it but with a deer density of over 40 deer per square mile, there's plenty to go around. If you're looking for a trophy hunt you might want to look elsewhere but a few 130 class deer did come out of this area last season. Good luck!
#10
RE: Public Hunting Land in Kentucky or S.C.
Opens Sept. 4th. Not that I'm counting it down or nothing. The KY Dept of Fish and Wildlife Resources has a lot of info on the WMA and there are a good number of them also. Good luck.