● Ranked from real Alabama data · 2024-25 season
Most huntable public land: counties in Alabama
Alabama counties with the largest share of HUNTABLE public land — state game lands/WMAs, national forest and state/county forest you can hunt without knocking on doors. Parks and permit-only refuges are excluded.
#1Cleburne Countypublic land you can walk on27.5% public→#2Winston Countypublic land you can walk on22.3% public→#3Lawrence Countypublic land you can walk on20.5% public→#4Bibb Countypublic land you can walk on19.6% public→#5Clay Countypublic land you can walk on17.4% public→#6Jackson Countypublic land you can walk on12.1% public→#7Colbert Countypublic land you can walk on10.5% public→#8Covington Countypublic land you can walk on9.8% public→#9Talladega Countypublic land you can walk on9.6% public→#10Baldwin Countypublic land you can walk on8.7% public→#11Hale Countypublic land you can walk on7% public→#12Perry Countypublic land you can walk on7% public→
How this list is ranked
Ranked by huntable public land as a share of the county: state wildlife-agency game lands/WMAs + USGS PAD-US national/state/county forest, unioned and intersected with the Census county boundary in an equal-area projection. National & state parks, military and permit-only refuges are excluded.
Data year: 2024-25 season. Each row links to its full page with every number cited to its agency source. A place missing a signal is never guessed — it simply can't rank.
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