Hunting

 The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is not involved in regulation or management of hunting and fishing activities.  The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service under the National Wildlife Refuge System established the The Red River National Wildlife Refuge in 2000 to restore and conserve bottomland hardwood habitats within the Red River valley for native plant and animal communities, migratory waterfowl and songbirds. Currently, the refuge consists of approximately 5,200 acres of bottomlands habitat within the historic Red River floodplain.  The refuge has the potential to conserve and protect approximately 50,000 acres in five separate tracts from the Arkansas state line to Colfax, Louisiana.  In addition to improved fish and wildlife
habitat, the Red River National Wildlife Refuge will also provide excellent opportunities to enjoy wildland recreation and environmental education.  The only two hunting areas along the Red River are at Bayou Pierre and Spanish Lake.  Please refer to the following links:

http://wwwrefuges.fws.gov  

http://www.fws.gov