State Game Lands Number 44

State Game Lands Number 44 spans 39,400 acres across Horton, Ridgway, and Spring Creek Townships, featuring forests, wetlands, and open fields at elevations ranging from 1,360 to 2,267 feet.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission established this land as part of a broader conservation initiative, with official recognition in the Geographic Names Information System occurring on August 2, 1979.

Local hunters maintain traditional practices through seasonal deer, turkey, and small game hunting activities while adhering to Pennsylvania Game Commission regulations and permits.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission manages access to State Game Lands Number 44 through designated entry points, requiring specific permits for hunting activities during seasonal periods.

The land encompasses multiple ecosystems across varying elevations, supporting diverse wildlife populations while providing opportunities for both hunting and nature observation throughout its extensive territory.

Location: Elk County

Location: Pennsylvania

GPS coordinates: 41.33667,-78.81667

Latest update: April 8, 2025 10:39