Tunica Hills question

AustinBR · Nov 24, 2016

I'm planning on going hiking tomorrow at tunica Hills. It looks like I may need a hunting license or something in order to be out there. Is this correct? What about concealed carry out there... How's that work legally?

Anything I need to know?

Thanks!

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DAVE_M · Nov 24, 2016

All visitors must use self-clearing permits for all activities on Wildlife Management Areas (WMA). Get your free permit at check station kiosks on the WMA. Additionally, all WMA visitors ages 16 to 59 must possess either a valid Louisiana hunting license, fishing license, or Wild Louisiana Stamp. Licenses can be purchased from any hunting and fishing license vendor in the state, as well as over the phone (1-888-765-2602) or online. 

http://www.louisianatravel.com/articles/outdoor-activities-tunica-hills

YoungMarine · Nov 24, 2016

Tunica hills wma will likely be packed with hunters this weekend. Tunica falls/Clark creek is not far from there across the MS border and has trails for hikers. There is like a $3 cash donation that you put in a drop box.

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swampfoxx · Nov 24, 2016

YoungMarine said:
Tunica hills wma will likely be packed with hunters this weekend. Tunica falls/Clark creek is not far from there across the MS border and has trails for hikers. There is like a $3 cash donation that you put in a drop box.

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Went last week. It is $4. You can CCW if you have a LA license. Getting old. Only made it to the 2nd waterfall. Used to go to all 6.

barbarossa · Nov 24, 2016

Watch for ticks. Last time I went, my pants legs were crawling with them. Seal your pants to your boots and use permethrin.

Grendal · Nov 24, 2016

I rather Clark Creek. It is in Pond Mississippi. Google the 'Pond Store' and the entrace to the waterfalls is around the corner. If you drive on the dirt road past the entrance go slow. Really steep cliffs.

dk.easterly · Nov 24, 2016

Go to The Beast instead.

Gus McCrae · Nov 24, 2016

Grendal said:
I rather Clark Creek. It is in Pond Mississippi. Google the 'Pond Store' and the entrace to the waterfalls is around the corner. If you drive on the dirt road past the entrance go slow. Really steep cliffs.

Go here.... no hunting at Clark Creek.

buttanic · Nov 25, 2016

We used to hike and overnight camp at Clark Creek before it became a state park, a really unique area, a mini Smokey Mountains. We would bring climbing rope and repel off the cliffs.

swampfoxx · Nov 25, 2016

Sorry, it is $3. Went to Port Hudson last week as well, and it was $4. Clark Creek is very strenuous. A lot of ups and downs to go a short way. After the first couple of times we went (many years ago), I learned to take the first opportunity to get to the creek. It is about 1/4 mile in on the left. Once in the creek/creek bed, you only have to change elevations at the waterfalls.

MTregre · Nov 25, 2016

I suggest Clark Creek also. Go early and youll have the place to yourself for a couple hours.

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