Saint Bernard, 35,644 Acres of Public Hunting Land for Whitetail Deer, Duck, Predator, Exotics – Saint Bernard, Louisiana

This WMA is a low brackish to a saline marsh. Due to the significant number of bayous, sloughs, and potholes, at this land, this area is home to an abundance of fish, shrimp, crabs, waterfowl, and fur bearers. Also, rabbits, rails, gallinules, snipe, ducks (lesser scaup, teal, wigeon, gadwall, shoveler, mottled, pintail, and mallard), and geese (blue and snow) are found here. There are a few canal spoil banks and ridges scattered throughout the marsh which provide birds and mammals refuge from rising water levels during storms or high tides. The animals which are available at Biloxi WMA are rabbits, rails, gallinules, snipe, ducks (lesser scaup, teal, wigeon, gadwall, shoveler, mottled, pintail, and mallard), and geese (blue and snow). The total area of this land is 35,644 -acre. Moreover, the area is accessible only by boat via commercial launches at Hopedale and Shell Beach. Lastly, camping facility is not available at this land.