Red Slough WMA covers 7,800 acres in McCurtain County in southeast Oklahoma. The area consists of 3,200 acres of moist soil management units, 1,700 acres of bottomland hardwood restoration fields, and 397 acres of reservoirs. In addition Push Creek intersects the entire WMA. Habitat consists of reclaimed rice farm fields, bottomland hardwoods, small areas of open prairie, and replanted hardwood areas.
This is an easy P&G once you get to the general area. It is a little out of the way for most people and you will not likely have phone signal at this location so plan accordingly. While this is a parking area, there is numerous venomous and non-venomous animal in the general vicinity. Please do not let animals/children explore alone. My schnauzers managed to find every ant hill in the area, even on the leashes. Log only so BYOP.
Whle you're in the area you might as well go ahead and grab our other cache about a 15-minute walk from here.
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