Exceptions to this are trails in high use areas. You will have to check with the local ranger station or managing unit to find out the exact rules and regulations. The quick and dirty answer to this question is that hunting is allowed in about half of all wilderness areas. The Wilderness Act of 1964 does not mention hunting, but provides broad guidelines about appropriate uses within wilderness areas. Specific rules and regulations about hunting are made by the managing agencies and generally follow their congressional mandate.
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Please use the main search engine , the news search feature, the research library or just browse the site map to locate what we have available. Please look for what you need before you use the Contact form . Wilderness.net is funded through a cooperative agreement with the Arthur Carhart National Wilderness Training Center , and the Aldo Leopold Wilderness Research Institute . These two entities are, respectively, the training and research arms of the four federal agencies that manage wilderness lands in the United States. The agencies who manage wilderness are the Forest Service , the National Park Service , the Bureau of Land Management , and the Fish and Wildlife Service .