On Babcock-Webb fall and winter are the time to hunt for deer, feral
hog, and quail. A quail hunt is held on the Field Trail area each year
in January. Quail hunters should carefully review related
subjects in the Hunting Regulations. Hiking, biking, and horseback riding are likely to be most
pleasant in late fall, winter and early spring.
In the winter a variety of warblers as well as American woodcocks and
common snipes are found on the area. In the spring the rare beautiful
pawpaw and other wildflowers bloom in the pine flatwoods. During the
summer rainy season, a majority of the area is likely to be flooded.
