If a state forest is listed as being in 2 Wildlife Management Units which dmp do you use ?

[Hunter007]

If a state forest is listed as being in 2 Wildlife Management Units which dmp do you use ?

Just happened to see this particular  state forest  that is listed as being in 2 wildlife management units .

So does that mean you can use either one there  ? 

Or does it depend on where you park  or where you shoot the deer at on that property? 

Edited November 24, 2019 by Hunter007

[Larry]

I don't know if this will help. Something similar happen at Rattlesnake Hill WMA. Rattlesnake sits in 2 counties 1 county was rifle the other was not. The DEC would use what county you were parked in, to determine if you were legal for rifle or not. Now both counties are rifle now

Edited November 24, 2019 by Larry

[turkeyfeathers]

25 minutes ago, Hunter007 said:

 

 where you shoot the deer at on that property? 

^^^^^^

this

I hunt 2 spots for deer, both of which if a long ish track job is needed they might end up on another WMU quite easily . tag it on wmu you shot

[Buckmaster7600]

Wmu where you shot it.


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[Daveboone]

The DEC regs describe exact management area borders, usually roads, etc. No doubt a management area could be split in that way. Just like if you were hunting private land, better be sure your permit is appropriate for where you are actually hunting. If you park in one area, wander into another(which can happen right behind my house) you are in violation.