It seems like the Los Padres NAt'l Forest in ventura county is right in the middle of the two, what are the borders/boundaries?
What is the boundary of D-13 and A zone?
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Your going to have to get a map. That's the only way that question can be answered. You can go to the F&W website and they have the boundaries written for each zone but without the map it is hard to follow.
The divider between A zone and D 13 boundaries is: From Hwy 166 and Hwy 33, south along 33 to Sespe Creek. East and then south along Sespe creek to Fillmore and hwy 126. East on hwy 126 to Interstate 5. Everything to the west and south of the line in Ventura County is A zone.
Rose Valley is A zone because it is south and west of Sespe Creek.
Cherry Creek (for hunting only - no target shooting) is A zone. Potrero John is not because it's on the east side of hwy 33.
Portrero Seco is A zone. Pine Mtn is not because, even though it's right across the road, it's on the other side of hwy 33.
Rancho Nuevo is A zone. Ozena/Lockwood Valley is not because it's on the other side of hwy 33.
Rose Valley is A zone because it is south and west of Sespe Creek.
Cherry Creek (for hunting only - no target shooting) is A zone. Potrero John is not because it's on the east side of hwy 33.
Portrero Seco is A zone. Pine Mtn is not because, even though it's right across the road, it's on the other side of hwy 33.
Rancho Nuevo is A zone. Ozena/Lockwood Valley is not because it's on the other side of hwy 33.