Bayou Macon WMA is located 3.5 miles east of Oak Grove and 7.5 miles northwest of Lake Providence. The major access route to this WMA is LA Hwy 2. LDWF maintains numerous ATV/UTV trails on this WMA. There are two self-clearing permit stations located at major entrances to the WMA.

Bayou Macon is a bayou in Arkansas and Louisiana. It begins in Desha County, Arkansas, and flows south, between the Boeuf River to its west and the Mississippi River to its east, before joining Joe's Bayou south of Delhi in Richland Parish, Louisiana. Bayou Macon is about 218 miles (351 km) long. [3] [1]

Bayou Macon WMA is located 3.5 miles east of Oak Grove and 7.5 miles northwest of Lake Providence. The major access route to this WMA is LA Hwy 2. LDWF maintains numerous ATV/UTV trails on this WMA. There are two self-clearing permit stations located at major entrances to the WMA. Contact Bayou Macon Wildlife Management Area

Paddling Bayou Macon is an exciting journey through rural Louisiana. This quiet waterway meanders through the belly of the Louisiana cotton kingdom back to nearby Pioneer, Louisiana. As you float through the flat-water trail, enjoy birding and wildlife viewing.

These varieties are available from commercial nurseries and have proven to be the best ones to plant under Louisiana growing conditions. However, geographic location, even within Louisiana, will have an impact on nut quality. Varieties highly susceptible to diseases should be avoided.

Bayou Macon WMA provides habitat for many game and non-game species. White-tailed deer, squirrels, beaver, coyote, fox, wild turkey, resident and migrant birds, and an assortment of herpetofauna species utilize this compartment throughout the year. The rolling topography of

Bald cypress, green ash, bitter pecan, overcup oak, and black willow are found along small stream drainages. Principle understory and mid-story species include palmetto, rattan, greenbrier, trumpet creeper, poison ivy, peppervine, Japanese honeysuckle, hawthorn, deciduous holly, and swamp dogwood.

“Bayou” is what streams and creeks are called in parts of Louisiana and Texas. Bayou is a French pronunciation of. When France handed control of Louisiana to Spain in the 1760s, few people lived in this area. The Spanish colonial authorities feared invasion by hostile Euro-pean powers (especially the Brit-ish).

With its prime location between White Lake and the Gulf of Mexico in Vermillion Parish, Pecan Island has become a popular vacation spot for visitors from Lafayette, New Orleans, and Houston who enjoy hunting, fishing, boating and other outdoor recreational activities.

Explore unique bays from around the globe. Rollover Bayou is a bay in Vermilion Parish, Louisiana. Mapcarta, the open map.