Ten acres along Raccoon Branch are managed for waterfowl. It has steep hillsides, narrow ridge tops, and flood plains, plus a combination of woods, brush, and grasslands with quail, deer, squirrel, rabbit, turkey, groundhog, and raccoon. A small pond and Cedar Creek provide limited angling opportunities. This 166-acre WMA in Owen County on KY 355 has steep Kentucky River terrace terrain, woods, croplands, grasslands, and sloughs. Dove, rabbit, quail, squirrel, deer, turkey, and occasionally ducks are your hunting opportunities.
Fishing is also available.
At the noon position are two additional small lakes, Boltz and Williamstown, which lie on the western and eastern side on I-75, respectively. Catfish, largemouth bass, bream, and crappie swim these waters. It contains 4,901 acres in Nicholas County, eight miles northeast of Carlisle on KY 32. It contains primarily woodlands, with 1,700 cleared acres and steep to rolling terrain. Squirrel, deer, dove, quail, grouse, rabbit, raccoon, otter, turkey, groundhog, and fox inhabit the area.