Camp Robinson WMA

Zone	County
110	Faulkner, Pulaski

Zone

County

110

Faulkner, Pulaski

Three-point rule

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Special Firearms Restrictions

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Waterfowl Season Access Restrictions

Acres: 9,319

2026-27 Closed Seasons

Alligator
Trapping

2026-27 Crow

Sept. 3, 2026-Feb. 21, 2027. Open Thursdays through Mondays only. No limit.

2026-27 Deer

Deer Archery: Aug. 29-31 (one antlered buck); Sept. 26-Feb. 28.
Deer Alternative Firearms (permit required): Nov. 21-22.
Deer Modern Gun (permit required): Nov. 26-29 (This area has special firearms restrictions; see Area Notes).
Deer Modern Gun Youth hunt: Oct. 3-4 (This area has special firearms restrictions; see Area Notes).

WMA Deer Bag Limit: Three deer, no more than two antlered bucks (3-Point Rule applies), which may include:

Two antlered bucks with archery,
Three antlerless deer with archery,
One antlered buck and one antlerless deer with alternative firearms permit,
One antlered buck and one antlerless deer with modern gun permit.
During youth hunt, youths may take two deer, one antlered buck (no antler restrictions) and one antlerless deer.

2026-27 Quail

Nov. 1, 2026-Feb. 7, 2027. Daily limit – 6

2026-27 Rabbit

Sept. 1, 2026-Feb. 28, 2027. Daily limit – 8

2026-27 Squirrel

Sept. 1, 2026-Feb. 28, 2027. Dogs allowed. Daily limit – 12

2026-27 Fox, Bobcat and Coyote

May be taken during daylight hours.

2027 Turkey

Firearms Hunt (permit required): April 19-21, April 26-28 and May 3-5. One legal turkey.

2025-26 Waterfowl

Waterfowl Notes:

No boats allowed Nov. 15-21, Dec. 2-9 and Dec. 24-26.
Waterfowl hunting allowed only on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays.
Closed to all access (except in parking areas and boat launch ramps) from 2-4 a.m. Nov. 22-Dec. 1, Dec. 10-23 and Dec. 27-Jan. 31 and Feb. 7-8.
No boats allowed from 1 p.m. to 4 a.m., Nov. 22-Jan. 30.
Exception – Boats allowed from 1-6:30 p.m. Jan. 31 and Feb. 7-8.
No boats allowed Monday, Wednesday and Friday from Nov. 24-Jan. 30.
Hunters gaining access to Grassy Lake from Bell Slough are not required to have a sportsman’s pass from the military base; however, they must stay in or on the water.
All hunters should contact the Visitor Center at the front gate for current access procedures. Call 501-212-4090 for additional information. Vehicular access is limited to designated improved surface roads. Military Department activities take precedence over recreational activities and may cause changes to access requirements, dates and available training areas without notice.

Area Notes

Free georeferenced maps are available for this WMA and others at https://apps.agfc.com/maps/. These maps are frequently updated and include features such as parking, types of road and land boundaries.
Military Department activities take precedence over recreational activities and may cause changes to access requirements, dates and available training areas without notice.
Weapons restricted to archery, shotgun and alternative firearms only.
Contact Visitor Center at front gate for access. Hunters must have Recreational Pass from the Department of the Army at Robinson Maneuver Training Center before entry. Call 501212-4090 or visit https://arkansas.nationalguard.mil/Home/Camp-Robinson-Maneuver-Training-Center/.
Vehicles limited to designatehttps://arkansas.nationalguard.mil/Home/ Camp-Robinson-Maneuver-Training-Center/d improved surface roads.

Ownership

9,319 acres owned by the National Guard

Phone

833-356-0879

Policy No. 20220801, Recreational Use Policy

a. In accordance with Command Policy No. 2021-12, Possession of Privately Owned Firearms on NGAR Property-Facilities and Camp Joseph T. Robinson Maneuver Training Center and Command Policy No. 2022-10-01 Civilian Access Requirements, all civilian personnel accessing RMTC for recreational use will be required to apply for a Recreational Pass effective immediately. Background checks through ACIC will be conducted on ALL civilian personnel applying for a Recreational Pass regardless of status. Recreational Passes are valid for up to one year.

b. Recreational Passes will not be issued because of the following:
(1) Possession of an active warrant.
(2) Possession of an un-expunged or unpardoned felony conviction ever.
(3) Registered sex offender in any state, the District of Columbia, or any U.S. territory.
(4) Conviction of a misdemeanor or a felony crime of domestic violence.

c. A valid ID, vehicle registration and proof of insurance are required for a Recreational Pass. Random additional inspections may be imposed at any time.

d. Personnel can apply for and receive Recreational Passes Monday through Friday at the RMTC Visitors Center.

e. The Recreational Pass and a Hold Harmless Release is required for all hunting, fishing, biking, or other recreational activities.