I'm new to public land hunting. I don't want to know your honey hole but I want to know a general idea of where to kill all of the aforementioned species. Feel free to pm me a detailed map or GPS coordinates. It would he more convenient if we could discuss specific spots on the open forum. Thanks in advance for your help!

Cahaba is where it at. Just get a blind and hunt a powerline or a roadway. The Pea Ridge side is the best. I will post you a map if you need one.

One more tip: Beware of fake craps. Some folks are sneaky. I only use real craps as a deterrent.

wear body armor

If your in calera, cahaba is the place to be. Don't be suprised if you see more people than deer

The deer and hogs will be in the thickets. The ducks will be near the water. Good luck.

Southwood I would go to Oakmulgee or National Forest Land near it.
Get at least two hours away from Birmingham. The deer size and numbers have went way down at Cahaba. Deer dog hunters and rabbit/deer dog hunters along with people drivers have had a bad impact on this WMA. Clubs around hopes you walk everywhere and will sure hope you waste your time runrning deer off to
them.

I live a mile from the the talladega national forest/Oakmulgee wma and te only thing worth hunting down there is squirrels and it sucks for that

Yep. No killing fox squirrels on Oakmulgee in February, either.

Does anyone want to meet up and do some man drives at Cahaba? I hear there are some big ones out there.

There's a group of 20 or so you can meet up with every quota hunt. They get around pretty good. You'll know the whole place in no time.

Wait really?

Double check me, but I think I read that on the back of the Oakmulgee map yesterday. The map was shade pink or light red, too.

I'll look into it. I might be an outlaw and not have known it

LOOK FOR THE RED TEXT


OAKMULGEE WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA
(Bibb, Hale, Perry & Tuscaloosa Counties)
ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES
DIVISION OF WILDLIFE AND FRESHWATER FISHERIES
Hunting Regulations – September 2014 – August 2015


HUNTING DATES:
DEER: (Youth) Stalk Hunting Hunter’s Choice (except spotted fawns): Nov. 15-16 (Two deer per day - one unantlered deer and one antlered buck); All hunters must sign in each day at check station
prior to hunting. All harvests should be recorded using self-service form at check station.
(Gun) Stalk Hunting Hunter’s Choice (except spotted fawns): *Nov. 28-29; *Dec. 5-6; *Dec. 12-13; *Dec. 26-27; *Jan. 2-3; *Jan. 19-20
(Two deer per day - one unantlered deer and one antlered buck): *On Nov. 28 and 29; Dec. 5, 6, 12, 13, 26, and 27; Jan. 2, 3, 19, and 20, a predetermined percentage of the permits
issued will be hunter’s choice.
(Primitive Weapons) Stalk Hunting Hunter’s Choice (except spotted fawns): Nov. 19-20 and Dec. 19-20 (Two deer per day - one unantlered deer and one antlered buck).
(Archery) Stalk Hunting Hunter’s Choice (except spotted fawns): Oct. 15 - Jan. 31 (Two deer per day - one unantlered deer and one antlered buck); (except on days of scheduled youth and gun
deer hunts).
SQUIRREL & RABBIT: Oct. 1 - Feb. 28 (except on days of scheduled youth, gun, and primitive weapons deer hunts). Fox squirrel season closed during February.
QUAIL: Nov. 17 - Feb. 28 (except on days of scheduled gun and primitive weapons deer hunts).
WOODCOCK & SNIPE: Dec. 18 - Jan. 31 (except on days of scheduled gun and primitive weapons deer hunts).
RACCOON, OPOSSUM & FOX: Sept. 1 - Feb. 28 (nighttime only); (No hunting on nights preceding days of scheduled youth, gun, and primitive weapons deer hunts); (Fox hunting – Dogs Only; No Weapons).
BOBCAT & FOX: Open during any other daylight season using weapons and ammunition approved for those

I'm with Brad on that. I've even seen thickets in water that held deer and ducks and hogs.