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Pomona Lake offers many opportunities for a variety of game. Deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, duck, rabbit and squirrel may be found on public hunting lands. Hunting is permitted on all Project lands except park areas. Some additional restrictions apply in the administration area. A hunting brochure which explains these restrictions is available at the Project Visitor Center.
Waterfowl hunters can take advantage of the six marshes located on the two forks of the lake. Consult the Pomona Lake brochure for hunting and refuge areas.
Most hunting accidents occur because of improper gun handling. Hunters swinging on game and hunters mistaken for game are two of the most common accidents. The wearing of blaze orange and Hunter Education training can reduce the changes of being involved in an accident.