📍The Mad Horse Creek Wildlife Management Area in Salem County is 9,515 acres of estuarine habitat. Saltwater fish, waterfowl, pheasant, and rabbits inhabit this area of tidal marsh and upland habitat. 🦝Wildlife A variety of shorebirds can be found at the WMA, along with diamondback terrapins, snakes, raccoons, foxes, and other mammals. Hawks and eagles abound in the fall. 🎣Fishing Delaware Bay and the streams and creeks within the tract provide very good saltwater fishing opportunities. Strip

The Colliers Mills Wildlife Management Area, located in Ocean County, comprises 12,968 acres of mostly pitch pine and scrub oak. The lowland is Atlantic white cedar swamp. Colliers Mills WMA is managed for upland game, deer, and waterfowl. There are also six water impoundments and 250 acres of wetlands managed for waterfowl and freshwater fishing. Birding Due to its habitat and location along the Atlantic Flyway, the National Audubon Society has classified Colliers Mills as an Important Bird Are

On 03-13-2021 at approximately 2 a.m., the Hernando County Sheriff's Office Aviation Unit responded to the Croom Wildlife Management Area to search for two individuals who got lost while hiking the trails in the area. The lost hikers used a cellphone to alert authories of their situation. The Aviation Unit was able to locate the hikers within 10 minutes of arriving on scene. The Aviaiton Unit directed deputies on the ground to the hikers' location. | Hernando County Sheriff's Office