Camp Robinson SUA
| Zone | County |
|---|---|
| 100 | Faulkner |
- Acres: 4,029
- 2024-25 Closed Seasons
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- Alligator
- Bear Modern Gun
- Bear Alternative Firearms
- Deer Alternative Firearms
- Quail
- Turkey
- 2024-25 Crow
- Sept. 1, 2024-Feb. 17, 2025. Open Thursdays through Mondays only. No limit.
- 2024-25 Deer
- Deer Archery: Sept. 7-9 (one buck only); Sept. 28-Feb. 28.
Deer Modern Gun (Permit Hunt): Nov. 9-11.
Deer Modern Gun Youth Hunt: Jan. 4-5. - WMA Deer Bag Limit: Three deer, no more than two bucks, which may include:
- Two bucks with archery,
- Three does with archery,
- One buck and one doe with modern gun permit.
- During youth hunt, youths may take two deer,
one buck (no antler restrictions) and one doe.
Deer Notes:
- A WMA Deer Hunt Permit is required to hunt deer with firearms on this WMA.
- Three-point rule.
- No dogs.
- 2024-25 Dove
- Sept. 7-Oct. 27 and Dec. 8-Jan. 15.
- Mourning Dove and White-Winged Dove
Daily Limit – 15, possession Limit – 45 - Eurasian Collared-Dove
No daily or possession limit
Eurasian Collared Doves must remain fully feathered in the field and while being transported from the field. - Dove Notes:The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission prepares a few fields each year for the opening weekend of dove season so the public has a place to enjoy this exciting form of wingshooting.A WMA Dove Hunt Permit is required to hunt dove opening weekend on this Area. Afterwards, the area is available on a first-come, first-served basis. WMA acreage put into dove fields is relatively small because most hunters only pursue doves the first few days of the season. However, after opening weekend of dove season, many wildlife species feed in the fields, particularly those that were topsown with winter wheat.
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- 2024-25 Squirrel
- Sept. 1, 2024-Feb. 29, 2025. Daily limit – 12, possession limit – 48.
- 2024 Bear
- Bear Archery: Sept. 18-Nov. 30.
Bear Firearms: Closed - Bear Notes:
- Statewide bag limit.
- No dogs.
- Seasons close earlier if zone quota is reached. Click here for details.
- Area Notes
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- A free annual General Use Permit (WMP) is required to hunt or trap on WMAs. Permits are available online by clicking “Buy Licenses” at agfc.com or by calling 833-345-0325 or any regional office.
- Military munitions and explosives may be present. If encountered, do not touch. Call 911.
- Dove hunting on opening weekend of season by permit only.
- Public use compartments are open year-round for all users other than other dogs or horses during scheduled dog events. Check current public use schedule at agfc.com. A public use schedule can be obtained online at www.agfc.com.
- Public Use Map
- Horseback riding for pleasure is allowed year-round; dog training is allowed at centain times of the year, see agfc.com.
- Waterfowl retriever training is allowed year-round in Compartment 5, except for during the firearm deer permit hunt.
- No person, multi-person party, driver or occupant of a single vehicle arriving at or being present at Camp Robinson Special Use Area’s (SUA) compartment 5 may train, control or possess, or have in one vehicle more than four dogs except after 9 a.m. on Tuesday or Thursday. “Vehicle” means a car or truck with any accompanying trailer whether or not attached.
- Live ammunition is prohibited for dog training.
- Camping is limited to 7 days on the area and the campground near the headquarters and multipurpose building is closed except for users during scheduled events including our permit deer hunt in November.
- Only enclosed, pull-activated, dogproof traps may be used for furbearer trapping.
- The 4.5-mile Camp Robinson SUA Woodlands is shown in this auto tour map.
- Camping
- Camping is allowed only in designated areas.
- Hunting Opportunities
- Permit hunts are available for deer. The area often has a few acres of dove fields planted each year as well.
- Location
- Camp Robinson Special Use Area is approximately 9 miles east of Mayflower, adjacent to Lake Conway on Clinton Road.
- Management Practices
- Many management practices are in use at Camp Robinson SUA, from food plots and special agricultural plantings to prescribed fire and selective thinning of overstory trees.
- Ownership
- AGFC
- Phone
- 833-356-0879
- Purpose
- The property was previously part of Camp Joe T. Robinson before being deeded to the AGFC for conservation purposes. The SUA is intensively managed for a host of both game and non-game wildlife species. The area also supports the AGFC’s enforcement training center, an archery range and firing range, complete with rifle, pistol, skeet and trap shooting.
- Recreation Other Than Hunting
- Click here for the Camp Robinson SUA Woodlands Auto Tour map.
- Restaurants and Other Facilities
- The town of Mayflower, 9 miles to the west, offers a few small restaurants and gas stations. The cities of Conway and Little Rock are about 15 miles from the SUA, and offer ample lodging, shopping and dining.