WMU 2F Hunting Guide

Unit 2F: size and boundary

Its boundary is the route list below, and the counties it touches are Forest, Warren, Elk, Jefferson, Clarion, McKean and Venango. Public ground totals about 1,348 square miles, 56% of the unit, counting State Game Lands and other public land. Three points on one side is the buck rule for 2F.

Where 2F begins and ends

From the New York/PA state line, US Route 219 south to I-80 near DuBois; I-80 west to US Route 322 near Corsica; US Route 322 west to PA Route 8 at Franklin; PA Route 8 north to PA Route 27 at Titusville; PA Route 27 north to US Route 6 at Pittsfield; US Route 6 east to US Route 62 near Warren; US Route 62 north to the New York/PA state line.

PGC WMU map

PGC WMU boundary maps. Checked October 12, 2026.

Public land in WMU 2F

Largest first: 26 tracts touch 2F, starting with Allegheny National Forest at 512,932 acres. 1 of them are in elk range, pinned in orange.

PGC State Game Lands GIS and DCNR and federal land data, overlaid on the PGC WMU layer; a tract counts when at least 1% of it, or 100 acres, falls in the unit. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

2F by county

County share in 2F, largest first.

• Forest County100% in 2F
• Warren County62% in 2F
• Elk County42% in 2F
• Jefferson County41% in 2F
• Clarion County37% in 2F
• McKean County36% in 2F
• Venango County34% in 2F

2F is a CWD unit: the disease has been detected in wild deer here. Deer feeding is banned in all or part of Jefferson. Head-collection bins are placed in Warren, Elk, Jefferson and McKean. CWD rules

County shares from the PGC WMU layer intersected with Census county outlines (counties.json); CWD lists from the digest and feeding order. Checked October 12, 2026.