Killingly Pond Management Area: deer harvest, seasons and map
Hunters took 8 deer on Killingly Pond Management Area in the 2025-26 season, against 12 in 2024-25, by RIDEM's harvest-by-property table. It is 767 acres of RIDEM state hunting land in Deer Management Zone 2, number 14 among the state hunting areas with a page.
Data updated October 2026. Harvest: RIDEM 2025-26 Deer Program Report, Table 3. Area: RIDEM State Hunting Land. Seasons: RIDEM 2026-2027 Rhode Island Hunting and Trapping Regulation Guide.
State hunting landOther RIDEM recreation landKillingly Pond Management AreaZone lineHighway
| Size | 767 acres (RIDEM) |
|---|---|
| Deer Management Zone | Zone 2 |
| Deer taken, 2025-26 | 8 |
| Deer taken, 2024-25 | 12 |
| Antlerless bag in the zone | 2 antlerless deer |
| Nearest towns | Foster Center (5 mi), Chepachet (6 mi) and Pascoag (7 mi) |
How many deer are taken on Killingly Pond Management Area?
| Part in RIDEM's table | Deer, 2025-26 | Deer, 2024-25 |
|---|---|---|
| Killingly Pond Management Area | 8 | 12 |
Sources: RIDEM 2025-26 Deer Program Report, Table 3; RIDEM 2024-25 Deer Program Report, Table 3. Each table's property rows add up to its statewide total.
When can you hunt Killingly Pond Management Area in 2026-27?
| Season | Dates, 2026-27 |
|---|---|
| Archery (youth only) | September 12 to 13 |
| Archery | September 15 to January 31, 2027 |
| Muzzleloader (youth only) | October 31 to November 1 |
| Muzzleloader | November 7 to December 4 |
| Shotgun | December 5 to 31 |
Bag limit in Zone 2: 2 antlerless deer; no more than 2 antlered deer a year in all zones together.
Source: RIDEM 2026-2027 Rhode Island Hunting and Trapping Regulation Guide.
Which state hunting areas are near Killingly Pond Management Area?
| State hunting area | Miles away | Deer, 2025-26 | Deer, 2024-25 | Zone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Durfee Hill Management Area | 3 | 18 | 17 | Zone 2 |
| George Washington Management Area | 5 | 33 | 27 | Zone 2 |
| Buck Hill Management Area | 9 | 21 | 16 | Zone 2 |
| Black Hut Management Area | 11 | 15 | 31 | Zone 2 |
Distances between the areas' centres, measured by FilledTag. Deer: RIDEM 2025-26 Deer Program Report, Table 3.
How do you get to Killingly Pond Management Area?
Highways within five miles: RI 94, RI 101, US 6, US 44 and RI 102. Nearest towns: Foster Center (5 miles), Chepachet (6 miles), Pascoag (7 miles) and Clayville (7 miles).
Questions hunters ask
How many deer are taken on Killingly Pond Management Area?
8 in 2025-26 and 12 in 2024-25 (RIDEM 2025-26 Deer Program Report, Table 3; RIDEM 2024-25 Deer Program Report). Zone 2 as a whole gave up 1,601 in 2025-26.
When can you hunt deer on Killingly Pond Management Area?
It follows Zone 2's seasons: archery (youth only) September 12 to 13; archery September 15 to January 31, 2027; muzzleloader (youth only) October 31 to November 1; muzzleloader November 7 to December 4; shotgun December 5 to 31 (RIDEM 2026-2027 Rhode Island Hunting and Trapping Regulation Guide).
Is there a hunting map for Killingly Pond Management Area?
RIDEM's hunting map layer has no map under this area's name; RIDEM hunting map downloads lists the maps it does publish.
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Where these facts come from
- Deer by property: RIDEM 2025-26 Deer Program Report; RIDEM 2024-25 Deer Program Report. Boundary and acres: RIDEM State Hunting Land. Hunting maps: RIDEM hunting map downloads.
- Seasons and bag limits: RIDEM 2026-2027 Rhode Island Hunting and Trapping Regulation Guide.
- Public land around it: RIDEM State Hunting Land and RIDEM's recreation land layer for state land; USGS Protected Areas Database of the United States (PAD-US 4.1) for federal land. Highways and towns: U.S. Census Bureau TIGER/Line 2024 primary and secondary roads; U.S. Census Bureau 2024 Gazetteer, places.
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