Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 11 - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY › Division 10 - Adjutant General › Chapter 2 - Public Access to Training Sites › Section 11 CSR 10-2.010 - Public Access to Army National Guard Training Areas

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This amendment further details public access
				  to Missouri Army National Guard Macon Training Site.
(1) Camp Clark. Limited public access is
				allowed. Hunting is allowed during quail season and deer bow hunting season.
				Hunters must sign in upon arrival and sign out at post headquarters prior to
				departing post. The post is closed to all public access at any time units are
				in training.
(2) Camp Crowder.
				Limited public access is allowed. In accordance with the terms of a Wildlife
				Management Agreement with the Missouri Conservation Department, access and
				hunting is allowed in the portion of the post located south of the range
				complex during the period October 1 through March 1. The post is closed to all
				public access at any time units are in training.
(3) Wappapello Training Site. The Wappapello
				Training Site is located on United Forestry Service land and has unlimited
				public access with the exception of the administrative area. The administrative
				area is delineated by locked gates and is limited to military use
				only.
(4) Public access is only
				authorized by provisions of this policy and on-site postings. The training site
				is closed during scheduled military training. The National Guard will work to
				avoid scheduling military training during the spring turkey and the fall
				firearms deer seasons. Hunting and fishing are permitted in accordance with the
				Missouri Department of Conservation State Wildlife Code for statewide permits,
				seasons, methods, and limits, unless otherwise posted. Fishing boats may be
				used on lakes and ponds, unless otherwise posted. Boat launching is permitted
				at posted sites only and boats may not be left unattended overnight. Only
				electric motors are permitted on lakes and ponds. Vehicle and bicycle access is
				restricted to gravel roads and designated parking areas, unless otherwise
				posted. Equestrian use is permitted only on gravel roads open to vehicular
				traffic. An approved training site usage request must be obtained for a group
				of six (6) equestrian or more. The following are prohibited by the public at
				all times: the destruction, defacing, or removal of property, digging or other
				soil disturbance, tree removal, caving, fireworks, possession of glass
				containers. The use of private all-terrain/off road vehicles or utility terrain
				vehicles is prohibited; however, individuals may present the Macon Training
				Site manager exception requests for the purpose of handicap access. The Macon
				Training Site consists of three (3) geographically separated training areas -
				Baker's Acres, South 61, and Wooly Acres. Training area specific access
				restrictions follow:
(A) Baker's Acres
				Training Area. Public access is limited to foot traffic only. A designated
				parking area is available at the entrance gate at Jaguar Street, approximately
				two (2) miles west of US Highway 63;
(B) South 61 Training Area. Public access is
				available to foot and vehicle traffic. The training area entrance is on State
				Highway T approximately two (2) miles west of US Highway 63; and
(C) Wooly Acres Training Area. Public access
				is available to foot and vehicle traffic. The training area entrance is located
				on Icicle Road.