The Department of Natural Resources (DNR) manages 17,280 acres of the 19,000 acre project for Wildlife Management purposes providing opportunities for the hunting enthusiast to harvest small game such as squirrels, rabbits, grouse, and turkey. An abundant of oak, hickory, and beech make up the steep mountains and deep ravines offering a challenging hunt for any seasoned hunter.  The WMA at R.D. Bailey is also nestled in part of Wyoming and Logan Counties which offers archery only hunting for white-tailed deer. These two counties along with the bordering counties of Mingo and McDowell give the opportunity to harvest older age deer. It's not uncommon for an archery hunting to harvest bucks sporting 140" racks. For more information contact the WV DNR at www.wvdnr.gov