#Usace hartweel project office License number
#Usace hartweel project office license
#Usace hartweel project office free

Federal, state and local laws and regulations apply. Federal Duck Stamps are available at U.S. Please check with the state licensing agency. Dependant on type of game being hunted, additional tags, stamps and/or licenses may be required.

#Usace hartweel project office license

(1) When hunting on public property administered by the Corps, a state hunting license is required. *OPMO - Operations Project Managers Office Hunt only in areas shown on map issued with permit. Hunt only in areas shown on state-furnished map. of Conservation, Spanish Fort, 25 (contact this office for additional locations) Maps and regulations available at self-serve stations.Īlabama Dept. Additional restrictions issued with permit. Hunt only in areas shown on map issued with permit. of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks, Collinsville Archery only quota deer hunts information available in the GA regulations book or by contacting OPMO* No waterfowl hunting within 600 feet of developed areas. Hunt only in areas shown on map available at OPMO*. of Natural Resources (for wildlife management area stamp) Hunt only in areas shown on state-furnished map. of Conservation, Demopolis, AL (contact this office for additional locations) Additional restrictions on map.Īnnual Permits on the BWT between Demopolis and Coffeeville can be submitted electronicallyĪlabama Dept. Hunt only in areas shown on state-furnished map. of Conservation, Lowndesboro, AL (contact office for additional locations) Additional restrictions on permit.Īlabama Dept.

#Usace hartweel project office License number

(driver's license or valid hunting license number required)

#Usace hartweel project office free

Where hunting permits are issued, they are free of charge. The Site Manager or Wildlife Biologist at each project issues hunting permits and/or provides specific information about hunting on Corps lands. The Resource Project Offices listed below have local hunting guidelines available. The State of Alabama requires that each hunter possess written permission from the landowner on his or her person while hunting. Hunting on some projects requires a written permit, while others are open to any legal hunter. Some guidelines will differ within areas of the same project. Many of these projects offer excellent public hunting opportunities.Īdditionally, there are several wildlife management areas on Corps property in Mississippi and Alabama managed and operated by state wildlife management agencies.Īll hunting activities at Mobile District projects must conform to Corps of Engineers restrictions, regulations and state laws which vary from project to project. The Mobile District administers wildlife management lands on project sites in Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Mississippi that provide habitat for many kinds of game and no-game wildlife.