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220-2-. 139 Hunting or Discharging a Firearm Near a Dwelling, etc. It shall be unlawful for any person to hunt or attempt to hunt within 100 yards of any dwelling belonging to another, whether occupied or not, without the permission of the owner or lessee of said dwelling.

It is illegal to take any action to harvest a deer within the 50 yard restricted area with a weapon or shot listed above. The law was passed by the State Legislature to address safety issues.

Must I purchase a hunting license to hunt on lands I own in Alabama? No. Residents of Alabama and their immediate family are not required to purchase a hunting license to hunt on property they own.

White-Tailed Antlered Buck Limit Three per hunter during all combined seasons, one per day. One of the three must have at least 4 antler points 1” or longer on one antler (except for Barbour County). A point is defined as an antler projection of at least one inch in length from base to tip.

Currently, 86 percent of land (245,000-plus acres) owned/leased by the Forever Wild Land Trust is available for hunting as part of Alabama's Wildlife Management Area system. Another 20,000-plus acres are being managed as Nature Preserve and Recreation Areas that allow hunting.

ACCESS PERMITS: Alabama state law requires anyone who hunts on the property of another person (except for immediate family) to possess written permission stating that the landowner allows that individual to hunt on the property in question.

October 15, 2022 - February 10, 2023 - Either Sex.

A RESIDENT landowner who possesses an Alabama Driver's License or other proof of residency may hunt on their land without having to purchase a hunting license. A RESIDENT landowner's immediate family may hunt on the land without having to purchase a hunting license provided that they are RESIDENTS of Alabama.