This small unit is basically all private land. You will need to take the ferry to the island. Watch for lots of regulations within the various parks on the island. Additional opportunities will continue in the second deer special permit category.

Gaining access to private land in this unit can be a challenge.

These small islands just above sea level have a healthy population of deer. The terrain is thickly brushed and has lots of very small single-family residential properties. A GPS will help you know your hunting boundaries.

Access is all on private land and is best secured early.

This unit has thick, lush cover with small pieces of cleared land. There are also a few small farms and hobby farms in the area. Tidal flats and marshland are common as elevations rise just a few hundred feet above sea level. There are also a significant amount of introduced non-native decorative trees, shrubs, and flowers, some of which are growing feral.

Unless you know someone who lives on the island, you will have to take the ferry there and back each day from either the north or south point of the island.