Florida Dove Hunts

Florida Dove Hunts

We will be holding dove shoots for the first phase of dove season on the following dates:
  • Saturday, September 26th.
  • Saturday/Sunday, October 3th and 4th.
  • Saturday/Sunday, October 10th and 11th.
  • Saturday/Sunday, October 17th and 18th.
We have 42 net acres of browntop millet planted and spaced on 72 acres of fields progressing nicely. If the weather cooperates these should be excellent hunts. We accepting reservations now.

Dove hunts experience in the picturesque landscapes of South Florida. Join us for an adventure that combines sport with the beauty of nature.

The Hunting Experience

Hunts typically begin around 1:00 PM and last three to four hours, influenced by bird activity and weather conditions. Once you’ve reached your bag limit, our guides will assist you in locating your harvest and answer any queries you may have, ensuring a fulfilling hunting session.

Reservations and Rates

Booking Your Dove Hunts

To reserve your Mourning Dove hunt, please provide your full name and contact details. Attendance is expected once a reservation is made, and payment is required at this time. Note that failure to attend without prior notice may incur a charge. The cost for each hunter is $200.

Schedule Your Mourning Dove Hunting Adventure Now!

Essential Gear for Mourning Dove Hunting

Recommended Equipment and Clothing

For a successful hunt, we recommend the following:

– Wear camouflage or dark blue jeans and a camouflage hat to blend in with the environment.

– Use twenty-gauge or twelve-gauge shotguns, with a three-shell capacity limit.

– Bring at least three boxes of low brass shot shells (#7.5 or #8).

– Additional items include a cooler for harvested doves, a seat for comfort between flights, stationary mourning dove decoys, and a small cooler for drinks (alcohol is prohibited).

Requirements & Regulations

Licensing and Legal Requirements

All hunters must possess a valid hunting license and a migratory bird permit. Familiarity with the regulations set by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is essential. We advise visiting their websites for the most current information.

Bag Limit (daily/possession):15/45  License requirements: http://myfwc.com/hunting/regulations/birds/

License information can be found here: https://gooutdoorsflorida.com/

 

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