Re: Guana River -- United Hunters of Florida (UHF)

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Date Posted: 06/30/08 4:47:09pm
Author: Jim
Subject: Re: Guana River
In reply to: Wayne Davis 's message, "Re: Guana River" on 06/25/08 9:59:47pm

>>I was just looking over the available permits as I
>>didn't draw my Dexter/Mary hunts (same guy as last
>>year probably spent hundreds of dollars on Mgt Stamps
>>again) and I noticed a WMA that I haven't hunted
>>before...Guana River.
>>
>>They still have about 25-30% of A/M permits for
>>several hunts and I was wondering if anyone has hunted
>>that before...I'm guessing that due to the fact there
>>are still permits, that the place is a "dud" for deer
>>hunting.
>>
>>Also, there used to be a document on the FWC site that
>>showed expected hunting conditions for the upcoming
>>year but I cannot find it. Does anyone know what doc
>>I'm talking about? If so, is it still available
>>somewhere?
>>
>>Thanx!
>>-alan
>
>Alan, I would say its about average or a little above.
>It seems that the bow hunts are the best. I have
>hunted the ML hunts, but for some reason these hunts
>seem to be bad due to the deer not moving. There are
>also some hog on the area.

Alan, I hunted it during archery two years ago and having never hunted it before didn't really get to do any scouting...It's a really unique WMA being about a half mile off the beach. Saw quite a bit of hog sign and there were several people that took deer. Quite a few locals hunt it consistently and they seem real personable.

Jim

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