Where to Hunt in Alabama

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Dove Hunt

143 Acres at Blackbelt Farm in Uniontown, AL

Starting Price$60 / Guest

Whitetail Hunt

143 Acres at Blackbelt Farm in Uniontown, AL

Starting Price$150 / Guest

Spring Turkey Hunt

143 Acres at Blackbelt Farm in Uniontown, AL

Starting Price$125 / Guest

Duck Hunt

143 Acres at Blackbelt Farm in Uniontown, AL

Starting Price$250 / Guest

Whitetail Hunt

1,150 Acres at Northeastern Estates in Mentone, AL

Starting Price$250 / Guest

Turkey Hunt

110 Acres at Tri-Sports Farm in Guin, AL

Starting Price$200 / Guest

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Popular species to hunt in Alabama

In the heart of the American South, Alabama offers a rich hunting experience with a range of game species. The state is known for its white-tailed deer population, with an estimated 1.5 million roaming its forests and fields. The deer hunting season typically runs from November to February. Alabama also boasts a robust population of wild turkeys, making it a prime destination for spring turkey hunting season. For waterfowl enthusiasts, Alabama's lakes and wetlands are home to various species such as mallards, wood ducks and Canadian geese during the winter months. For hunters seeking a unique challenge, the state also offers seasons for feral hogs and alligators in select areas. Alabama's varied terrain - from the Appalachian foothills in the north to the coastal plains in the south - provides diverse habitats that support an array of other game species including rabbits, squirrels, quail and dove. With over 750,000 acres of public hunting lands available through Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs), National Forests and other public lands, Alabama provides ample opportunities for hunters to pursue their passion.

Popular counties to hunt in Alabama

Covington County, located in southern Alabama, is a top choice for deer hunters due to its large whitetail deer population. The county's vast forested areas provide an ideal habitat for these majestic creatures, making it a popular destination during hunting season. In northwestern Alabama, Lauderdale County is another prime location for hunting enthusiasts. It's particularly noted for its abundance of wild turkeys. The county's hardwood forests and agricultural fields provide perfect roosting and feeding grounds for these birds, attracting turkey hunters from across the country. For those interested in waterfowl hunting, Mobile County in southwestern Alabama is hard to beat. Its proximity to the Gulf Coast and numerous inland waterways make it a prime spot for duck and geese hunting. Lastly, Barbour County is renowned as one of the premier destinations in Alabama for quail hunting. Its well-managed plantations offer excellent opportunities to hunt this elusive bird.

Popular hunting methods in Alabama

One popular method is still hunting, where hunters navigate through the wilderness in search of their quarry. This method requires patience, skill, and a deep understanding of animal behavior and habitats. Deer hunting in Alabama often involves the use of tree stands or ground blinds. These provide an elevated vantage point for spotting deer and offer concealment from wary game. Bowhunting is a prevalent method in Alabama due to its extended season and the challenge it presents. It requires precision and practice but can be incredibly rewarding. For those who prefer a more dynamic approach, dog hunting for deer is a time-honored tradition in Alabama. Hunters use trained dogs to track and chase deer towards strategically placed hunters for an effective harvest. Turkey hunting is also popular in Alabama, with many hunters opting for the classic method of calling to attract gobblers into range. This requires mastering various turkey calls and understanding when to use them effectively. Regardless of your preferred method, ensure you are familiar with Alabama's specific hunting regulations which are designed to promote ethical hunting practices and sustainable wildlife populations. Always remember that safety should be your top priority during any hunt; wear hunter orange when required, handle firearms responsibly, and respect fellow hunters' rights and properties.

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