California USGS Topo Maps for each Deer Hunting Zone (Digital)

Description

Why hunters buy this instead of free state maps

California’s Department of Fish and Wildlife publishes deer zone boundaries — but they don’t tell you which public land parcels inside those zones you can actually hunt on. We do.

We plotted every public land parcel in California and divided them into two categories:

• Huntable public land — National Forests, BLM land, and other parcels open to hunting, shown in green
• Non-huntable public land — State Parks, wildlife refuges, and other restricted areas shown separately, so you don’t accidentally trespass or waste a scouting trip

This distinction is not available on the CDFW website, CalTopo, or any free government source. It’s the difference between a productive scouting trip and a wasted drive.

What’s included

• 45 maps in JPEG format — one for each California deer hunting zone (A, B, C, D, X zones, etc.)
• USGS topographic base layer — read terrain, ridges, canyons, and drainages
• Public land boundaries overlaid on every map: National Forest, BLM, State Park, Wildlife Areas
• Huntable vs. non-huntable parcels clearly distinguished
• High-resolution — print on a large-format printer or use on your tablet in the field
• Instant JPEG download — available the moment you complete checkout

Who this is for

CA hunters scouting new zones, hunting on public land, or anyone who wants to stop guessing which National Forest parcels allow hunting before the season opens.