Hunting
Hunting in Massachusetts
Discover 16 state parks offering hunting in Massachusetts
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Hunting Regulations in Massachusetts
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Allowed
Hunting is permitted in state parks with a valid license.
Important: Hunting is allowed in most Massachusetts state parks and forests, except at DCR properties closed to hunting by regulation (MassWildlife and 302 CMR 12.11, as of October 2026).
Official Massachusetts Hunting Information
Always verify current regulations with local authorities before planning your hunt.
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State Parks
Massachusetts State Parks with Hunting
Alewife Brook Reservation
Brimfield State Forest
Federated Women’s Club State Forest
Georgetown-Rowley State Forest
Granville State Forest
Jug End State Reservation and Wildlife Management Area
Kenneth Dubuque Memorial State Forest
Lowell-Dracut-Tyngsboro State Forest
Mount Grace State Forest
October Mountain State Forest
Sandisfield State Forest
Spencer State Forest
Tolland State Forest
Ware River Watershed Area
Wendell State Forest
Windsor State Forest
❓ Hunting in Massachusetts — FAQ
Is hunting allowed in Massachusetts state parks?
Hunting is generally allowed in designated areas of Massachusetts state parks with a valid license and during established seasons. Hunting is allowed in most Massachusetts state parks and forests, except at DCR properties closed to hunting by regulation (MassWildlife and 302 CMR 12.11, as of October 2026). Always verify current regulations with the official agency before hunting.