Indiana · County
Noble County deer hunting
Noble County reported 2,681 deer last season, 6.52 per square mile, and it lies within a CWD Disease Surveillance Area.
2,681
deer harvested
6.52
per sq mi
411
sq mi land
Yes
CWD area
CWD Disease Surveillance Area. CWD has been confirmed in wild Indiana deer since spring 2024 (first positive: a deer taken in LaGrange County during the 2023-24 season). The CWD Positive Area covers northeast Indiana: LaGrange, Steuben, DeKalb, Allen, Whitley and Noble counties. New 2025-26 positives added Franklin and Rush counties (southeast). Enhanced (voluntary) surveillance also ran in Posey, Gibson and Vanderburgh (southwest). In the Positive Area, moving live deer out of the area is prohibited. Statewide: baiting is illegal, and carcass-import rules restrict bringing high-risk cervid parts into Indiana. Confirm the current DSA map with the DNR before moving a carcass.
Nearest public hunting land
- Pigeon River Fish & Wildlife Area
- Kingsbury Fish & Wildlife Area
- Winamac Fish & Wildlife Area
- Willow Slough Fish & Wildlife Area
Seasons here
Deer, turkey and ducks follow the statewide Indiana seasons. See the Indiana hub for current dates, bag limits, and the CWD map. Always confirm your county zone with the agency.