Randolph, 1,930 Acres of Public Hunting Land for Turkey, Predator – Randolph, West Virginia

This land is managed by the west Virginia division of natural resources in cooperation of the U.S. Forest Service. The total size of this tract is 1,930-acre and is mostly covered by hardwood forests on the west flank of cheat mountain. The principal animals which are available for hunting include fox, bear, deer, turkey, bobcat, and raccoon. Becky Creek WMA provides camping facility only at the designated sites. Moreover, Fishing facility is also available at this tract.