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Ing to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, it is prohibited for private individuals to take, remove, and kill nuisance wildlife such as deer, bears, bobcats, alligators, some birds, and their nests and eggs, turkeys, and others without the necessary permits.

The majority of hunters are required to have a license and all necessary permits, but there are some exceptions. If you're hunting in your county of residence on your own homestead, or if your kids are hunting on your property with supervision, then licenses and permits are not required.

Persons who own, lease or otherwise have written permission to take deer on properties of at least 640 contiguous acres, or not less than 150 contiguous acres if adjoining land with a current Antlerless Deer Permit or Private Lands Deer Management Permit, may apply for antlerless deer permits and tags to authorize the ...

It's definitely not recommended, but there's a hefty fine waiting for those who decide to hunt unlawfully in their backyards. Hunting an animal that's protected under Florida law or using an inappropriate method to killing the animal can accrue fines up to $5,000 or $10,000.

You MUST have a magazine of 5 rounds or smaller. While the . 223 or 5.56 is allowed it is not recommended. And again for anyone reading, this is specific to FLORIDA, other states may have different rules, many of which include a minimum caliber that I'd larger than .

All deer harvested from Dec. 9-10, 2023 in Holmes, Jackson and Washington counties shall be checked at a staffed FWC check station prior to transporting the deer to the possessor's domicile or a processor or taxidermist, except deer harvested on licensed game farms or hunting preserves.