Hunting
Fort Hunter
Liggett is an active military training facility encompassing
165,000 acres of grasslands, woodlands, and chaparral
habitats in southern Monterey County.
Fort Hunter Liggett is about 25 miles southwest of King City along Jolon Road, and about 40 miles northwest of Paso Robles. When military training activities allow, Fort Hunter Liggett may have up to 130,000 acres open to hunting on weekends and federal holidays, except Christmas day.
The number of hunters is limited any given weekend and registration is on a first come first served basis.
The following game species may be hunted on Fort Hunter Liggett during open seasons and by California Department of Forrest and Game regulations: deer, tule elk, pig, coyote, bobcat, jackrabbit, cottontail, tree squirrel, dove, quail, pigeon, turkey (spring and fall), ducks, and geese.
Fort Hunter Liggett Hunting
& Fishing