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This brochure is designed to provide the public with information and a summary of regulations pertaining to hunting and other recreational use on Babcock Ranch Preserve Tier II Hunt Areas. Regulations that are new or differ substantially from last year are shown in bold print. Area users should familiarize themselves with all regulations. For exact wording of the wildlife laws and regulations, see the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s wildlife code, on file with the Secretary of State and state libraries. This brochure, the Florida Hunting Regulations handbook, and permit application information should provide the information necessary for you to plan your hunting activities. These publications are available at MyFWC.com.
Persons using Babcock Ranch Preserve Tier II Hunt Areas are required to have a Tier II Area Permit (or be a designated participant or guest) and all other appropriate licenses, permits and stamps. The following persons are exempt from all license and permit requirements (except for the Tier II Area Permit, antlerless deer permits and the Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp [federal duck stamp], if applicable): Florida residents who are 65 years of age or older; residents who possess a Florida Resident Disabled Person Hunting and Fishing Certificate; residents in the U.S. Armed Forces, not stationed in Florida, while home on leave for 30 days or less, upon submission of orders; and children under 16 years of age. Children under 16 years of age are exempt from the federal duck stamp. Anyone born on or after June 1, 1975 and 16 years of age or older must have passed a Commission-approved hunter-safety course prior to being issued a hunting license, except the Hunter Safety Mentoring exemption allows anyone to purchase a hunting license and hunt under the supervision of a licensed hunter, 21 years of age or older.
Youth
and mentor license holders are required to be accompanied by a supervisor
during any hunt. A youth hunter (less than 16 years of age) must be supervised
by a person at least 18 years of age. A mentor license holder must be
supervised by a licensed hunter at least 21 years of age. Unless exempt, only
those supervisors with proper licenses and permits may hunt.
Licenses and permits may be purchased from county tax collectors, license agents, by telephone at 888-486-8356 or at GoOutdoorsFlorida.com. A no-cost Migratory Bird Permit is available when purchasing a hunting license. Any waterfowl hunter 16 years of age or older must possess a federal duck stamp. |
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Tier II Permit Areas: Refer to the permit worksheet for availability specific areas.
Area Name: Permit Cost: Maximum Participants:
Timber Pasture Unit $20,000 1 permittee and 4 participants
Pepper Field Unit $7,500 1 permittee and 2 participants
Sugar Hill - East Unit $30,000 1 permittee and 6 participants
Sugar Hill - West Unit $30,000 1 permittee and 6 participants
Cypress Head Unit $14,500 1 permittee and 4 participants
Yearling Pasture Unit $20,000 1 permittee and 4 participants
Deep Freeze - North Unit $21,000 1 permittee and 4 participants
Deep Freeze - South Unit $19,000 1 permittee and 4 participants
Myrtle Slough Unit $23,000 1 permittee and 4 participants
Possum Pond Unit $37,000 1 permittee and 9 participants
South Lightered Unit $53,000 1 permittee and 9 participants
Sawgrass Unit $39,000 1 permittee and 9 participants
Bull Head Unit $43,500 1 permittee and 9 participants
Curry Lake Unit $33,754 1 permittee and 9 participants
Issuance Method: Babcock Ranch Preserve Tier II permits are first issued in Phase I to customers eligible to renew (see Renewals below). Any permits remaining after the renewal period are issued by applications and random drawing during Phase II. Permits leftover after these phases are then issued immediately on a first-come first-served basis during Phase III.
Cost: The cost of permits is specific to each area, as listed above. A $1,000.00 deposit must be paid at GoOutdoorsFlorida.com upon claiming the permit, and the remaining balance is due to FWC within two weeks of each payment period. Please see Payments section regarding full payment deadlines and details.
Renewals: Customers who obtain a Babcock Ranch Preserve Tier II permit can renew annually for an additional four years, for a total of five consecutive years as a permit holder for their area. Those customers eligible to renew must submit the down payment for the permit during the renewal period (see Application Dates and Deadlines below). Those who do not renew online and submit remaining payment by the deadline will no longer be eligible to renew and it will be offered for issuance in the next phase.
Permit applications: Hunters must submit electronic applications at GoOutdoorsFlorida.com. Additional information listing available permit areas, application periods, deadlines and instructions are available at MyFWC.com.
Guest hunters: Each permit holder and participant may have two guests with them at any time. Spouse and children less than 18 years of age are not considered guests, but must be in the presence and control of the permittee or participant. Children 18 years of age or older shall be a participant or guest. The permittee and participant assume full responsibility for the behavior of and risks to family and guests.
Antlerless Deer Tags: A designated number of antlerless deer tags are issued for each permit area. The permittee or participant shall not apply for antlerless deer tags.
Transfer of permits: Tier II Area permits are not transferable. If extenuating circumstances should occur at any time throughout the term of the permit, permit holders or designated participants may contact the FWC liaison. |
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Area Regulations
- General
General Area Regulations:
All general laws and regulations relating to wildlife and fish shall apply unless specifically exempted for this area.
1. Driving a metal object into any tree, or hunting from a tree into which a metal object has been driven, is prohibited.
2. No person shall erect any new tree stand or rebuild existing tree stands. Portable stands that create no damage to trees are allowed.
3. Creation of food plots is prohibited.
4. No person shall cut, damage or remove any natural, man-made or cultural resource from the area, except legally harvested wildlife.
5. People, dogs, vehicles and other recreational equipment are prohibited in areas posted as “Closed to Public Access”.
6. Taking or herding wildlife from any motorized vehicle, aircraft or boat which is under power is prohibited, until power and movement from that power, has ceased.
7. The release of any animal is prohibited, except by permit from FWC or written authorization of the landowner or primary land manager.
8. The planting or introduction of any non-native plant is prohibited.
9. Littering is prohibited.
10. It is unlawful to set fire to any forest, grass or woodlands.
11. Horses are prohibited.
12. A Law Enforcement Officer may search any camp, vehicle or boat, in accordance with law. - Public Access and Vehicles
Access and Vehicles:
1. Except as authorized below, public use of this property is administered by the Florida Forest Service.
2. This area is a working ranch with ongoing cattle, timber and farming operations. Please be respectful of ranch staff, be aware and cautious of cattle, and leave all gates in the same position you find them (closed gates should be closed and open gate should be left open).
3. Should the mix of cattle herds occur, the permit holder will be responsible for all costs of sorting the cattle.
4. Vehicle access to a Tier II Permit Area is allowed only through those gates and on roads as designated in the permit. Access to any other portion of the Babcock Ranch Preserve or Tier II Area is prohibited, except as provided in rule. Permittees and participants shall proceed directly to their permitted area.
5. All vehicles, including recreational off-highway vehicles (ROVs), swamp buggies and unlicensed and unregistered motor vehicles, except off-highway motorcycles (OHMs) may be operated only on existing roads and fire lanes.
6. The use of all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) is prohibited, except as used in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
7. No motor vehicle shall be operated in areas designated as closed to vehicular traffic. 8. Class 1 electric bicycles may be operated
according to rules for traditional, non-motorized bicycles. All other electric bicycles may be operated
only on named or numbered roads open to motorized vehicles. For more
information visit MyFWC.com/ebike. - General Hunting Regulations
General Hunting Regulations and Harvest Reporting: Hunting or the taking of wildlife or fish on this area shall be allowed only during the open seasons and in accordance with the following regulations:
1. The harvest of wild turkey is prohibited except during archery, crossbow season, muzzleloading gun season, the portion of the general gun season that overlaps with Zone A fall turkey season, and spring turkey seasons.
2. The harvest of antlerless deer is prohibited unless an antlerless deer tag provided by FWC is used and permanently affixed to the deer prior to moving it from the point of harvest.
3. All hunters must log each harvested deer or turkey prior to moving it from the point of recovery and report any deer or turkey they harvest within 24 hours of recovery. See Florida Hunting Regulations handbook or MyFWC.com for deer and turkey harvest reporting instructions.
4. Any person hunting deer or accompanying another person hunting deer shall wear at least 500 square inches of daylight fluorescent-orange material as an outer garment, above the waistline. These provisions are not required when hunting with a bow and arrow during archery season.
5. Taking of spotted fawn, swimming deer or roosted turkey is prohibited.
6. Game feeding stations may be maintained within the permit areas provided they are not placed within 300 yards of any common boundary.
7. No stands or blinds are allowed within 100 yards of Premise’s boundaries.
8. Non-migratory game may be taken in proximity to game feeding stations which are maintained with feed (corn, wheat, grain or any other food substance deposited by other than normal agricultural harvesting or planting) throughout the year provided that each feeding station shall have been maintained at least six months prior to the taking of game in proximity thereof. Wild turkey may not be taken if the hunter is less than 100 yards from a game feeding station when feed is present.
9. Taking or attempting to take any game with the aid of live decoys, recorded game calls or sounds, set guns, artificial light, net, trap, snare, drug or poison is prohibited. Recorded calls and sounds can be used to hunt wild hog and crows.
10. The wanton and willful waste of wildlife is prohibited.
11. Hunting, fishing or trapping is prohibited on any portion of the area posted as closed to those activities.
12. The skull plate with any
attached antler, if applicable, shall remain with any harvested deer. The head
and beard, if applicable, shall remain with any harvested turkey, so long as
such deer or turkey is kept within the area or is en route to the domicile of
its possessor or until such deer or turkey has been cooked or stored at the
domicile of its possessor. See Florida Hunting Regulations handbook for
details.
13. Deer and turkey may be dismembered in the field or camp but each portion shall have a tag affixed to it identifying the name, address, harvest number (for harvested deer), Customer ID number (if a hunting license is required) of the person who killed it, the date and location at which it was taken, and shall be readily traceable to the portion of the animal bearing the sex identification.
14. Wild hog may not be transported alive.
15. No person shall trap or sell any part of a wild hog.
16. Wild hog may only be harvested by any legal method of take for game.
17. Wild hog, rabbit and furbearers (except bobcat and otter) may be harvested year round (all legal methods of take are allowed).
18. Bobcat and otter may be harvested from December 1 through March 1 only (except bobcat may be harvested with guns only until March 31).
19. Trapping is prohibited.
20. Hunting at night is prohibited and the use of a light in a manner capable of disclosing the presence of wildlife from one hour after sunset until one hour before sunrise is prohibited.
21. An accurate record of user and harvest data must be maintained throughout the year and placed in an area easily accessible to FWC law enforcement and biological staff.
22. Hunters are required to remove deer jaw bones from harvested deer, clean of all flesh, tag with a unique number that corresponds to the deer data sheet and store securely until requested by FWC staff. - Guns
Guns:
1. Muzzleloading guns used for taking deer must be .30 caliber or larger, if firing a single bullet, or be 20 gauge or larger if firing 2 or more balls.
2. Hunting deer with rimfire or non-expanding, full metal jacket (military ball) ammunition is prohibited.
3. Hunting wildlife (other than migratory birds) with air guns is allowed. See Florida Hunting Regulations handbook for details.
4. Hunting deer with air guns is prohibited, except pre-charged pneumatic (PCP) air guns propelling a bolt, arrow or bullet .30 caliber or larger allowed.
5. Hunting turkey with air guns is prohibited, except PCP air guns propelling a bolt or arrow are allowed.
6. Children under the age of 16 hunting with a firearm or air gun must be in the presence of a supervising adult.
7. No person shall discharge a firearm or have a loaded firearm in hand while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
8. For hunting non-migratory game, only shotguns, rifles, muzzleloading guns, pistols, air guns, bows, crossbows or falconry may be used.
9. For hunting migratory game, only centerfire and muzzleloading shotguns, bows, crossbows or falconry may be used. Shotguns shall not be larger than 10 gauge and shall be incapable of holding more than 3 shells in the magazine and chamber combined.
10. Hunting with full-automatic firearms, centerfire semi-automatic rifles having a magazine capable of holding more than 5 rounds, explosive or drug-injecting devices and set guns is prohibited.
11. The discharge of a firearm outside of periods open to hunting or in areas closed to hunting is prohibited per s. 790.15 FS. - Dogs
Dogs:
1. Hunting with dogs is prohibited, except bird dogs and retrievers may be used to take small game (quail, rabbit, squirrel and migratory birds) and non-protected birds.
2. No person shall allow any dog to pursue or molest any wildlife during any period in which the taking of wildlife by the use of dogs is prohibited.
3. Dogs on leashes may be used for trailing wounded game.
4. Dogs may be possessed, under physical restraint only, during any period in which the taking of wildlife by the use of dogs is prohibited.
5. All dogs shall be vaccinated for rabies and display a valid rabies tag at all times. - Camping
Camping:
1. Prohibited except at the designated site for each Tier II Area.
2. Camps shall be maintained in a clean, neat and orderly condition at all times.
3. Garbage shall be removed following each visit to the area.
4. Traditional mobile camping equipment, such as travel trailers, recreational vehicles, and campers are allowed at the designated campsite. This equipment shall be properly licensed and registered, and maintained in a safe and usable condition.
5. A screened enclosure and cooking/cleaning area and facilities may be constructed and maintained at the campsite. No person shall erect, construct, build or place any other building, cage, other structure (whether personal property or otherwise), or fixtures without the prior written approval from FWC. - Bag and Possession Limits
Bag and Possession Limits: All bag limits are specified as per person.
1. Deer - No person shall exceed statewide bag limits.
A. Area limits - See statewide bag limits below, except during the last 5 days of crossbow season, and during muzzleloading gun and antlered deer seasons, when antlerless deer may be harvested only with an antlerless deer tag.
B. Statewide limits - Annual limit 5 deer (only 2 of which may be antlerless), daily limit 2, possession limit 4.
C. As part of the statewide annual deer limit, youth less than 16 years of age may harvest 1 deer annually not meeting antler point requirements but having at least 1 antler 5 inches or more in length.
2. Wild hog - No size or bag limit.
3. Turkey - No person shall exceed statewide bag limits.
A. Area limits - Daily limit 2, archery and spring seasons limit 2 each season.
B. Statewide limits - All fall seasons combined limit 2, spring season limit 2, daily limit 2, possession limit 2
4. Quail, gray squirrel and rabbit - Daily limit 12, possession limit 24 for each.
5. Raccoon, opossum, armadillo, beaver, coyote, skunk and nutria - No bag limits.
6. Bobcat and otter - Possession limit 1 unless in possession of a trapping license.
7. Migratory birds - See Florida Hunting Regulations handbook.
8. Non-protected birds (African and Eurasian
collared-doves, common pigeon, Egyptian goose, house sparrow, and common starling)
– No bag limits. - General Information
General Information:
1. This area is a working ranch. Significant disruptions of the ranch operations could influence future public access. Please be respectful of ranch staff, be aware and cautious of cattle, and leave all gates in the same position you found them.
2. Information for persons with disabilities can be found at MyFWC.com/ADA.
3. If you have any questions about this material, please call the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission at 863-648-3200 (TDD 800-955-8771).
4. The FWC is not responsible for protection of personal property and will not be liable for theft of or damage to personal property.
5. Please report the location of any sick or extremely skinny deer to the Chronic Wasting Disease hotline, toll free at 866-293-9282.
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General Area Regulations:
All general laws and regulations relating to wildlife and fish shall apply unless specifically exempted for this area.
1. Driving a metal object into any tree, or hunting from a tree into which a metal object has been driven, is prohibited.
2. No person shall erect any new tree stand or rebuild existing tree stands. Portable stands that create no damage to trees are allowed.
3. Creation of food plots is prohibited.
4. No person shall cut, damage or remove any natural, man-made or cultural resource from the area, except legally harvested wildlife.
5. People, dogs, vehicles and other recreational equipment are prohibited in areas posted as “Closed to Public Access”.
6. Taking or herding wildlife from any motorized vehicle, aircraft or boat which is under power is prohibited, until power and movement from that power, has ceased.
7. The release of any animal is prohibited, except by permit from FWC or written authorization of the landowner or primary land manager.
8. The planting or introduction of any non-native plant is prohibited.
9. Littering is prohibited.
10. It is unlawful to set fire to any forest, grass or woodlands.
11. Horses are prohibited.
12. A Law Enforcement Officer may search any camp, vehicle or boat, in accordance with law. |
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Access and Vehicles:
1. Except as authorized below, public use of this property is administered by the Florida Forest Service.
2. This area is a working ranch with ongoing cattle, timber and farming operations. Please be respectful of ranch staff, be aware and cautious of cattle, and leave all gates in the same position you find them (closed gates should be closed and open gate should be left open).
3. Should the mix of cattle herds occur, the permit holder will be responsible for all costs of sorting the cattle.
4. Vehicle access to a Tier II Permit Area is allowed only through those gates and on roads as designated in the permit. Access to any other portion of the Babcock Ranch Preserve or Tier II Area is prohibited, except as provided in rule. Permittees and participants shall proceed directly to their permitted area.
5. All vehicles, including recreational off-highway vehicles (ROVs), swamp buggies and unlicensed and unregistered motor vehicles, except off-highway motorcycles (OHMs) may be operated only on existing roads and fire lanes.
6. The use of all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) is prohibited, except as used in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
7. No motor vehicle shall be operated in areas designated as closed to vehicular traffic. 8. Class 1 electric bicycles may be operated
according to rules for traditional, non-motorized bicycles. All other electric bicycles may be operated
only on named or numbered roads open to motorized vehicles. For more
information visit MyFWC.com/ebike.
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General Hunting Regulations and Harvest Reporting: Hunting or the taking of wildlife or fish on this area shall be allowed only during the open seasons and in accordance with the following regulations:
1. The harvest of wild turkey is prohibited except during archery, crossbow season, muzzleloading gun season, the portion of the general gun season that overlaps with Zone A fall turkey season, and spring turkey seasons.
2. The harvest of antlerless deer is prohibited unless an antlerless deer tag provided by FWC is used and permanently affixed to the deer prior to moving it from the point of harvest.
3. All hunters must log each harvested deer or turkey prior to moving it from the point of recovery and report any deer or turkey they harvest within 24 hours of recovery. See Florida Hunting Regulations handbook or MyFWC.com for deer and turkey harvest reporting instructions.
4. Any person hunting deer or accompanying another person hunting deer shall wear at least 500 square inches of daylight fluorescent-orange material as an outer garment, above the waistline. These provisions are not required when hunting with a bow and arrow during archery season.
5. Taking of spotted fawn, swimming deer or roosted turkey is prohibited.
6. Game feeding stations may be maintained within the permit areas provided they are not placed within 300 yards of any common boundary.
7. No stands or blinds are allowed within 100 yards of Premise’s boundaries.
8. Non-migratory game may be taken in proximity to game feeding stations which are maintained with feed (corn, wheat, grain or any other food substance deposited by other than normal agricultural harvesting or planting) throughout the year provided that each feeding station shall have been maintained at least six months prior to the taking of game in proximity thereof. Wild turkey may not be taken if the hunter is less than 100 yards from a game feeding station when feed is present.
9. Taking or attempting to take any game with the aid of live decoys, recorded game calls or sounds, set guns, artificial light, net, trap, snare, drug or poison is prohibited. Recorded calls and sounds can be used to hunt wild hog and crows.
10. The wanton and willful waste of wildlife is prohibited.
11. Hunting, fishing or trapping is prohibited on any portion of the area posted as closed to those activities.
12. The skull plate with any
attached antler, if applicable, shall remain with any harvested deer. The head
and beard, if applicable, shall remain with any harvested turkey, so long as
such deer or turkey is kept within the area or is en route to the domicile of
its possessor or until such deer or turkey has been cooked or stored at the
domicile of its possessor. See Florida Hunting Regulations handbook for
details.
13. Deer and turkey may be dismembered in the field or camp but each portion shall have a tag affixed to it identifying the name, address, harvest number (for harvested deer), Customer ID number (if a hunting license is required) of the person who killed it, the date and location at which it was taken, and shall be readily traceable to the portion of the animal bearing the sex identification.
14. Wild hog may not be transported alive.
15. No person shall trap or sell any part of a wild hog.
16. Wild hog may only be harvested by any legal method of take for game.
17. Wild hog, rabbit and furbearers (except bobcat and otter) may be harvested year round (all legal methods of take are allowed).
18. Bobcat and otter may be harvested from December 1 through March 1 only (except bobcat may be harvested with guns only until March 31).
19. Trapping is prohibited.
20. Hunting at night is prohibited and the use of a light in a manner capable of disclosing the presence of wildlife from one hour after sunset until one hour before sunrise is prohibited.
21. An accurate record of user and harvest data must be maintained throughout the year and placed in an area easily accessible to FWC law enforcement and biological staff.
22. Hunters are required to remove deer jaw bones from harvested deer, clean of all flesh, tag with a unique number that corresponds to the deer data sheet and store securely until requested by FWC staff. |
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Guns:
1. Muzzleloading guns used for taking deer must be .30 caliber or larger, if firing a single bullet, or be 20 gauge or larger if firing 2 or more balls.
2. Hunting deer with rimfire or non-expanding, full metal jacket (military ball) ammunition is prohibited.
3. Hunting wildlife (other than migratory birds) with air guns is allowed. See Florida Hunting Regulations handbook for details.
4. Hunting deer with air guns is prohibited, except pre-charged pneumatic (PCP) air guns propelling a bolt, arrow or bullet .30 caliber or larger allowed.
5. Hunting turkey with air guns is prohibited, except PCP air guns propelling a bolt or arrow are allowed.
6. Children under the age of 16 hunting with a firearm or air gun must be in the presence of a supervising adult.
7. No person shall discharge a firearm or have a loaded firearm in hand while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
8. For hunting non-migratory game, only shotguns, rifles, muzzleloading guns, pistols, air guns, bows, crossbows or falconry may be used.
9. For hunting migratory game, only centerfire and muzzleloading shotguns, bows, crossbows or falconry may be used. Shotguns shall not be larger than 10 gauge and shall be incapable of holding more than 3 shells in the magazine and chamber combined.
10. Hunting with full-automatic firearms, centerfire semi-automatic rifles having a magazine capable of holding more than 5 rounds, explosive or drug-injecting devices and set guns is prohibited.
11. The discharge of a firearm outside of periods open to hunting or in areas closed to hunting is prohibited per s. 790.15 FS. |
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Dogs:
1. Hunting with dogs is prohibited, except bird dogs and retrievers may be used to take small game (quail, rabbit, squirrel and migratory birds) and non-protected birds.
2. No person shall allow any dog to pursue or molest any wildlife during any period in which the taking of wildlife by the use of dogs is prohibited.
3. Dogs on leashes may be used for trailing wounded game.
4. Dogs may be possessed, under physical restraint only, during any period in which the taking of wildlife by the use of dogs is prohibited.
5. All dogs shall be vaccinated for rabies and display a valid rabies tag at all times. |
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Camping:
1. Prohibited except at the designated site for each Tier II Area.
2. Camps shall be maintained in a clean, neat and orderly condition at all times.
3. Garbage shall be removed following each visit to the area.
4. Traditional mobile camping equipment, such as travel trailers, recreational vehicles, and campers are allowed at the designated campsite. This equipment shall be properly licensed and registered, and maintained in a safe and usable condition.
5. A screened enclosure and cooking/cleaning area and facilities may be constructed and maintained at the campsite. No person shall erect, construct, build or place any other building, cage, other structure (whether personal property or otherwise), or fixtures without the prior written approval from FWC. |
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Bag and Possession Limits: All bag limits are specified as per person.
1. Deer - No person shall exceed statewide bag limits.
A. Area limits - See statewide bag limits below, except during the last 5 days of crossbow season, and during muzzleloading gun and antlered deer seasons, when antlerless deer may be harvested only with an antlerless deer tag.
B. Statewide limits - Annual limit 5 deer (only 2 of which may be antlerless), daily limit 2, possession limit 4.
C. As part of the statewide annual deer limit, youth less than 16 years of age may harvest 1 deer annually not meeting antler point requirements but having at least 1 antler 5 inches or more in length.
2. Wild hog - No size or bag limit.
3. Turkey - No person shall exceed statewide bag limits.
A. Area limits - Daily limit 2, archery and spring seasons limit 2 each season.
B. Statewide limits - All fall seasons combined limit 2, spring season limit 2, daily limit 2, possession limit 2
4. Quail, gray squirrel and rabbit - Daily limit 12, possession limit 24 for each.
5. Raccoon, opossum, armadillo, beaver, coyote, skunk and nutria - No bag limits.
6. Bobcat and otter - Possession limit 1 unless in possession of a trapping license.
7. Migratory birds - See Florida Hunting Regulations handbook.
8. Non-protected birds (African and Eurasian
collared-doves, common pigeon, Egyptian goose, house sparrow, and common starling)
– No bag limits. |
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