Honobia Creek Wildlife Management Area
Rattan, OK 74728
Phone: 918-527-5308
The Honobia Creek Wildlife Management Area of southeast Oklahoma is a mixture of pine and hardwood forests covering 76,000 acres. A Land Access Permit is required for all visitors who visit the area. Game species of interest include quail, deer, turkey, rabbit and waterfowl. No designated camping areas exist, but primitive camping is allowed. Fishing opportunities exist for sunfish species, smallmouth and spotted bass in the Little River. Small ponds in the area offer opportunities for bass, sunfish and channel catfish. Trails are available for mountain biking ...
On-site Activities: ATVing, Biking, Fishing, Hunting
From Antlers, go E on Hwy 3 approx 12 mi to Rattan. From Rattan, go N on Cloudy Rd 14.1 mi to Honobia Creek WMA boundary sign.
Primary Contact: | Kyle Johnson |
2 comments
What good is a permit for this when you can no longer pleasure ride on it I am sick and tired of such rules as this,not everyone is a hunter or fisherman. This must be put back into the way it should be
Great place for hiking and primitive camping. Lots of fossils...ferns, tiny pine cones and other plant fossils. The stones under the water are uniform in size and look as though they were placed by a stone mason. Water clear, small waterfalls.
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