Ducks are hunted on beaver ponds and Wattensaw Bayou when there is adequate water. Coyotes populations are excellent but few hunters take the opportunity to pursue them. Woodcock inhabit sweet gum thickets along waterways providing seasonal hunting during migratory periods. They are managed by bush hogging, control burning, disking and planting perennial cover crops in fall. Wildlife habitat enhancement treatments are carried by compartment entry.
Fishing is popular on the area.
The main areas are Wattensaw Bayou, Moore's Lake, Webb Lake, White River and the I-40 borrow pits. Fishing for youngsters are held periodically. The Grand Prairies District to the BSA utilizes the areas for camporees and jamborees. The old USFS Fire Tower is still standing but no climbing is allowed due to its condition. The famous Craig's Barbecue is located in nearby DeValls Bluff.