They have been released here by wildlife biologists in recent years. In the spring, male grouse and turkeys try to gain the attention of their respective females. The drumming sound of the male ruffed grouse and the gobbling of the male turkeys are fascinating to hear. Songbirds, unique to the many wetlands and acres of forest, will thrill bird lovers with teasing glimpses and songs. Hunters will enjoy pursuing white-tailed deer, turkey, squirrels and rabbits.
Facilities are available for physically challenged hunters.
Mt. Nebo is best known for its excellent ruffed grouse and woodcock hunting. Many trails and old roads invite quiet strolls or challenging hikes and take the visitor to many picturesque landscapes. Check out a map of the area . From I-68 at Keyser's Ridge, take MD 219 south toward Oakland. Mt. Nebo is approximately 3 miles north of Oakland along the west side of MD 219.