Becky Creek – Wildlife Management Area – Randolph
Huttonsville, WV
Located approximately nine miles south of Huttonsville, access is via county Route 43 (Becky Creek Road) from state Route 219. Several stream crossings can limit access during high water. Deer, turkey and bear are abundant in this mountainous terrain covered mostly by hardwood forest. Trappers and hunters alike can expect to find raccoon, fox and bobcat. Primitive camping is available in designated areas.
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