A network of dikes was built to create water-holding areas. These areas fill with natural runoff during wet years and are supplemented by six irrigation wells during dry periods. Some 700 acres of grain crops are produced each year to provide feeding grounds for a variety of game and non game species. Goslings from the captive Canada goose flock are released at various sites across the state as part of the giant Canada goose restoration project. Facilities Gravel roads provide good year-round access throughout the area.
Camping is permitted in the designated area on the northeast part of the area.
A windmill, shelterhouse, and toilets are located there. In addition, restrooms and other facilities are located at the headquarters. Hunting Regulations Duck hunting on the area is limited to existing blinds and to jump or pass shooting available when stationed at least 200 yards from any other party. It is unlawful to hunt, take, molest, or disturb any species of geese on the Sacramento-Wilcox Wildlife Management Area. It is unlawful to trespass on the refuge portion of the area during any waterfowl hunting season except to retrieve lawfully taken game birds or to hunt crows under the provisions listed below.