Many duck visit the area each fall, and good duck hunting is available from 19 established blinds. These blinds are allocated on a first come, first-served basis. Pheasant hunting is good, too, since Sac lies in the heart of prime ringneck country. Intensive habitat development, including planting and managing trees, shrubs and grasses, has provided a wealth of cover diversity. White-tailed deer provide considerable hunting opportunity for both archery and fiream hunters.
Gunners can enjoy bonus shooting on cottontails, which are plentiful in thickets and weed patches.
Since Sac has been an historic crow-roosting area, good shooting can be found, when large concentrations of crows are using the area. Catfish, bass and bluegill of offer angling opportunities in several small ponds. Considerable development was done in 1958-59 to improved waterfowl production and harvest. 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.