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Bluestone National Scenic River
Hunting
Hunter with gobbler

Hunter with gobbler

In approximately 70% of Bluestone National Scenic River lands, hunting and trapping are permitted. This portion of the park is managed as part of the Bluestone Wildlife Management Area. A West Virginia state hunting license is required and all state hunting regulations apply. For more information contact the West Virginia Department of Natural Resources. Park visitors are advised to wear orange clothing during hunting seasons.

 
father and son heading out for a morning hunt
Youth Deer Hunting Day November 2008
 
coiled timber rattlesnake  

Did You Know?
The timber rattlesnake is one of two venomous snakes found in West Virginia, the other being the copperhead.

Last Updated: February 04, 2009 at 14:52 EST