Lee County WMA

Zone: 412

Counties: Lee, St. Francis

2018-19 Closed Seasons

Alligator
Bear

2018-19 Crow: Sept. 1, 2018-Feb. 21, 2019. Open Thursdays through Mondays. No limit.

2018-19 Deer

Deer Archery: Sept. 22, 2018-Feb. 28, 2019.
Deer Muzzleloader: Oct. 20-28 and Dec. 15-17, 2018.
Deer Modern Gun: Nov. 10-Dec. 9 and Dec. 26-28, 2018.
Deer Modern Gun Special Youth Hunt: Nov. 3-4, 2018 and Jan. 5-6, 2019.
WMA Deer Bag Limit: Three deer, no more than two bucks, which may include:

Two bucks with archery, muzzleloader or modern gun,
Three does with archery,
Two does with muzzleloader and modern gun combined.
During youth hunt, youths may take three deer, two bucks (no antler restrictions) and up to two does.

Deer Notes:

Three-point rule.
No dogs.

2018-19 Quail: Nov. 1, 2018-Feb. 4, 2019. Daily limit - 6, possession limit -12. Bird dogs allowed.

2018-19 Rabbit: Sept. 1, 2018-Feb. 28, 2019. Daily limit - 8, possession limit - 16. Dogs allowed except during firearms deer hunts.

2018-19 Squirrel: May 15, 2018-Feb. 28, 2019. Dogs allowed except during firearms deer hunts. Daily limit - 12, possession limit - 48.

2019 Turkey: Youth Hunt: April 6-7, 2019. Two legal turkeys, no more than one jake.
Firearms Hunt: April 8-23, 2019. Two legal turkeys, no jakes (youths may take one jake as part of their statewide seasonal limit).

About the Name: Lee County WMA is named after the county it is in.

Access: The management can be accessed by Highway 131 turning North from Haynes. A county road off 131 can access the south end of the WMA.

Age: The area was established as a WMA in 1970.

Camping: No camping allowed.

Description: The management is comprised of old agricultural fields, which have been reforested providing a home for an abundance of wildlife including small game and an assortment of birds.

Hunting Opportunities: Hunting opportunities exist for deer, turkey and small game.

Location: Lee County is located South of Haynes, Arkansas near Crowley's Ridge.

Management Practices: Reforestation of old agriculture fields provides abundant habitat for wildlife.

Ownership: The small FMHA tract was deeded to the AGFC in 1991.

Phone: 877-734-4581

Purpose: It was acquired to provide additional public use opportunities.

Restaurants and Other Facilities: Haynes Arkansas provides the nearest opportunities for dining. A small store provides barbecues and sandwiches for the hungry visitor. A parking area is provided where 131 and the WMA converge

Safety: Lee County has a good population of rattlesnakes. When visiting, be cautious and observant.

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