State Game Lands Number 173, Public hunting grounds in Beaver County, United States.
State Game Lands Number 173 is a public hunting and wildlife conservation area in Beaver County that spans over 1,000 acres of mixed forests and open fields. The property features marked trails and designated zones for hunting, hiking, and observing local wildlife throughout the seasons.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission established this area in 1989 to protect wildlife habitats and create designated hunting zones for the public. This action was part of a broader effort to preserve natural lands throughout the region.
The grounds serve the local community as a traditional gathering place during hunting season, where people pursue white-tailed deer, turkeys, and other native game species. This practice has become a longstanding part of how residents connect with the natural landscape.
The main entrance on Fairview Road provides parking and access to multiple trails throughout the property. Check local hunting seasons and regulations before visiting to ensure safe and lawful use of the grounds.
The grounds support populations of bird species including tanagers, warblers, and woodpeckers that attract birdwatchers to the property. These bird communities make the area appealing to nature enthusiasts beyond just the hunting season.
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