Thousands of acres of adjoining state forest are also open to hunting. Kettle Creek Common species are deer, turkey, bear, grouse and squirrels. The adjacent Sproul State Forest also permits hunting and trapping. The United States Army Corps of Engineer lands are managed in cooperation with the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources' Bureau of State Parks, Bureau of Forestry and the Pennsylvania Game Commission. About 300 acres are available.
Common species are deer, turkey, grouse, rabbit, pheasant and squirrel.
Little Pine About 1,700 acres are available. Common species are deer, squirrel, fox, bear, grouse and turkey. The adjacent state forest land is open to hunting during all established Game Commission seasons. About 450 acres are available. Common species are deer, turkey, grouse, bear and squirrel.