WMU 6N · East Branch of Fish Creek, South Easement

Access rules

Who can hunt here

State forests and wildlife management areas are open to hunting with a New York licence, on foot; some wildlife areas have their own permits or rules. Conservation easements are private working forests where the public has recreation rights on the parts DEC lists; some parts are leased to clubs or closed while being logged, so check the tract's DEC page. The Adirondack and Catskill Forest Preserve is open to hunting too, but it is never logged, so it has no cuts here.

Why some cut details are on DEC's map, not ours: DEC records the type of cut (clearcut, shelterwood, thinning) and its year for every stand on the state forests, but its terms say the data may not be passed on. We show the year each cut was seen by satellite, and link each one to the same spot on DEC's own public map, where you can click the stand.

DEC deer hunting · DECinfo Locator (DEC's map)

Deer seasons for this unit · DEC's forest-stand map for this unit (type and year of every cut)

DEC's page for each forest here: Battle Hill State Forest · East Branch Fish Creek State Forest · East Branch of Fish Creek, South Easement · East Osceola State Forest · Grant Powell State Forest · Lesser Wilderness State Forest · Line Brook State Forest · Mohawk Springs State Forest · Salmon River State Forest · Sears Pond State Forest · Tug Hill State Forest · Tug Hill WMA

Not on this map, and where it is

• This unit's stands: DEC's stand map, opened on this unit: click a stand for its cut type and year
• Timber sales coming up, and DEC's unit plans: DECinfo Locator, DEC's map of its lands and documents
• Which parts of an easement are open: the DEC page for each tract (linked on this page)