The Caddo National Grasslands WMA is administered by the US Forest Service and is managed under a cooperative agreement with Texas Parks and Wildlife.
The WMA is located in Fannin County and is divided into two units, the 13,360 acre Bois d’ Arc Creek Unit and the 2,780 acre Ladonia Unit. The Ladonia Unit has twelve land tracts. Parks and Wildlife manages the wildlife hunting opportunities with permitted hunts. The Ladonia Unit tracts, whose boundaries are sometimes hard to find has habitat that attracts mostly doves, quail, white-tailed deer, squirrels, waterfowl and feral hogs. Hunting is by Annual Public Hunting Permit (APH).
The WMA is located in Fannin County and is divided into two units, the 13,360 acre Bois d’ Arc Creek Unit and the 2,780 acre Ladonia Unit. The Ladonia Unit has twelve land tracts. Parks and Wildlife manages the wildlife hunting opportunities with permitted hunts. The Ladonia Unit tracts, whose boundaries are sometimes hard to find has habitat that attracts mostly doves, quail, white-tailed deer, squirrels, waterfowl and feral hogs. Hunting is by Annual Public Hunting Permit (APH).
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