State Game Lands Number 287, Wildlife management area in Armstrong County, United States
State Game Lands Number 287 is a protected wildlife area covering about 452 acres of natural terrain in Armstrong County. The landscape includes rolling elevation changes and diverse habitats that support wildlife throughout this region of western Pennsylvania.
The area was established by the Pennsylvania Game Commission as part of a statewide program to protect wildlife and manage hunting. This creation reflects a lasting commitment to conserving natural habitats across the state.
Local hunters from Armstrong County and surrounding communities maintain traditional hunting practices while adhering to seasonal regulations and conservation guidelines.
The area is accessible through designated entry points with parking maintained by the Game Commission. Visitors should check seasonal regulations before visiting, as rules vary for different activities at different times of year.
The land connects with the Allegheny River watershed system and forms important corridors for animal migration. These ecological connections make it an essential part of the larger network of wild areas in western Pennsylvania.
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