Got a tip the other day about, "three rivers WMA". The story goes like this, you can get a land lease for $1,500.00 down payment and a $200.00 yearly maintanence fee. This allows you to hunt hogs year round by Florida state law.

The down payment and yearly fee allows you to place a campsite on the property.

Here's a few of my questions.

1. Have any of you heard of this?
2. I thought WMA'S were not considered private property?
3. Have any of you all ever hunted this area?

I was told that it's located around the "Yehaw Junction" area. That places it close to the
"Bull Creek" WMA. I hunted/scouted that area last season but only for one day. But I did see turkeys.

Thanks for any help.

I have not heard anything about this, but sounds like a winner if true. Let me know if you find out anything more & I will do some checking as well.

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I have to make a correction to my previous post, becuase today at work I was corrected. In the true spirt of this board and the sharing of knowledge here goes.

First off, it's called "Three Rivers" only and it is not a WMA, strickly private land. This is how one can hunt wild hogs year around. But the above post regarding the cost is the same.

Second, "Three Lakes" is the a WMA and by Florida state law you can only hunt wild hogs during the regular scheduled season. With all approved paper work.

Sorry for the misunderstanding, I just got so excited I got the names confused. Plan on looking into this further and will post any information that I get to help others out.