The southeastern portion is accessed from US Highway 70 via Webb Lake Road 1 mile west of DeVall's Bluff. Whitetail deer hunting is limited to permit hunts for gun and muzzleloader. The area deer are known for good racks and heavy body weights. This area was one of the first in the state to initiate a 3-point rule in the harvest of buck deer. Squirrels are usually abundant along the White River and streams on the area.
Raccoon hunting is usually good along the waterways.
Fox and bobcat are trapped in the upland areas. Swamp rabbits can hunted along the streams. Quail hunting is usually fair and thickets make hunting difficult. A quail restoration area has been established within the WMA and the restoration area is closed to quail and rabbit hunting. Ducks are hunted on beaver ponds and Wattensaw Bayou when there is adequate water.