Tiny Pond Wildlife Management Area: hunting, map and deer in WMU L
Tiny Pond Wildlife Management Area is 712 acres of Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department land in Windsor and Rutland counties, inside WMU L. VFWD's sheet says it is open to regulated hunting, trapping, fishing, hiking and wildlife viewing. A legal buck here needs at least one antler 3 inches or longer, and hunters took 332 deer in WMU L in 2025.
Data updated October 2026. Boundary: ANR. Description: VFWD's Tiny Pond WMA sheet, last edited 9/30/22. Seasons: VFWD 2026 Vermont White-tailed Deer Seasons.
Fish and Wildlife landState forestState parkTiny Pond WMAWMU lineHighway
| Size | 712 acres (ANR) |
|---|---|
| County | Windsor, Rutland |
| Wildlife Management Unit | WMU L |
| VFWD region | Southwest |
| Open to (VFWD) | regulated hunting, trapping, fishing, hiking and wildlife viewing |
| Game named on VFWD's sheet | white-tailed deer, black bear, moose, ruffed grouse, woodcock, snowshoe hare and waterfowl |
| Legal buck, 2026 | At least one antler 3 inches or longer |
| Deer taken in WMU L, 2025 | 332 (254 bucks) |
| Nearest villages | Ludlow (3 mi), Proctorsville (6 mi) and Cavendish (7 mi) |
What is Tiny Pond WMA like?
VFWD describes where it is: "The majority of the WMA, 517 acres, is located in the town of Ludlow; there are 174 acres in Plymouth and 48 acres in Mount Holly." Of the land: "Tiny Mountain is a 2,320-foot peak located in Mount Holly on the northwestern corner of the parcel." On its past: "The physical features in the area (the mountain, brook and pond) were originally named "Tinney" after a family that had settled the area, but through mispronunciation came to be called Tiny." On its animals: "Tiny Pond WMA is a component of the Coolidge West Management Unit that acts as a landscape linkage for black bears between the north and south sections of the Green Mountain National Forest." The sheet names white-tailed deer, black bear, moose, ruffed grouse, woodcock, snowshoe hare and waterfowl among its wildlife.
Quoted from VFWD's Tiny Pond WMA sheet. VFWD notes its WMA maps are a general guide, not survey boundaries.
When can you hunt Tiny Pond WMA in 2026?
Seasons follow WMU L: archery October 1 to December 15, youth and novice weekend November 7 to 8, regular season November 14 to 29 and December muzzleloader November 30 to December 13. A legal buck needs at least one antler 3 inches or longer. Fall turkey: bow and arrow October 1 to November 13; shotgun or bow October 24 to November 1.
| WMU | WMA acres in it | Deer, 2025 | Bucks, 2025 | Bears, 2025 | Legal buck |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WMU L | 711 | 332 | 254 | 55 | one antler of 3 inches |
Seasons: VFWD 2026 Vermont White-tailed Deer Seasons; VFWD 2026 Vermont Hunting and Trapping Seasons. Harvest: VFWD 2025 White-tailed Deer Harvest Report; VFWD 2025 Black Bear Harvest Report.
How do you get to Tiny Pond WMA?
Highways within five miles: VT 100, VT 103 and VT 100A. Nearest villages: Ludlow (3 miles), Proctorsville (6 miles), Cavendish (7 miles) and South Woodstock (11 miles). Other WMAs nearby: Arthur Davis (5 miles), Star Lake (5 miles), Plymsbury (6 miles).
Questions hunters ask
Can you hunt on Tiny Pond WMA?
Yes. VFWD's sheet says Tiny Pond WMA is open to regulated hunting, trapping, fishing, hiking and wildlife viewing. Seasons and the legal buck rule follow WMU L: a buck needs at least one antler 3 inches or longer, and the 2026 regular deer season runs November 14 to 29.
What WMU is Tiny Pond WMA in?
WMU L. Hunters took 332 deer in WMU L in 2025, 254 of them bucks, and 55 bears (VFWD).
Where is Tiny Pond WMA?
VFWD: "The majority of the WMA, 517 acres, is located in the town of Ludlow; there are 174 acres in Plymouth and 48 acres in Mount Holly." The nearest villages are Ludlow (3 miles), Proctorsville (6 miles) and Cavendish (7 miles).
What game lives on Tiny Pond WMA?
VFWD's sheet for the area names white-tailed deer, black bear, moose, ruffed grouse, woodcock, snowshoe hare and waterfowl. It does not count them; the WMU figures on this page are the nearest harvest numbers.
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Where these facts come from
- Boundary and acres: Vermont ANR land units (Wildlife Management Areas). Description: VFWD's WMA sheets, linked from its regional WMA pages.
- Seasons: VFWD 2026 Vermont White-tailed Deer Seasons; VFWD 2026 Vermont Hunting and Trapping Seasons. WMU harvest: VFWD 2025 White-tailed Deer Harvest Report; VFWD 2025 Black Bear Harvest Report.
- Public land around it: Vermont ANR land units (state forests, parks and Fish and Wildlife land) for state land; USGS Protected Areas Database of the United States (PAD-US 4.1) for federal land. Highways and villages: U.S. Census Bureau TIGER/Line 2024 primary and secondary roads; U.S. Census Bureau 2024 Gazetteer, places.
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