At Tonawanda, a third objective is flood control. Here the various impoundments are capable of storing up to 4,000 acre feet of flood water which protects the village of Wolcottsville situated to the west. The public areas are posted with a white sign indicating 'public hunting grounds-trapping by permit'. In these areas, all hunting and fishing may be enjoyed pursuant to State and Federal regulations, with no permits required. Wildlife observation, hiking and photography may be enjoyed in these areas year-round.
Trapping is conducted under a permit system.
These areas, however, are open to small game and deer hunting pursuant to State and Federal regulations with no permits required. There are also no restrictions on hiking, wildlife observation and photography in these areas. Unmotorized boats only. L-ocated on Knowlesville Road. Located on Albion Road at Oak Orchard.