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Raiford WMA consists of more than 16,000 acres and is located along the
New River in north Bradford and Union counties, north of Lake Butler.
Pine flatwoods, pine plantations, and lowland hardwoods make up much of
the area. The New River flows through the center of the management area,
and Olustee Creek branches off through the eastern portion. Much of the
area is closed or in private ownership. The remaining portion of the
area is only open during hunting seasons.
Wild turkey,
white-tailed deer,
gray squirrel,
eastern cottontail rabbit,
gopher
tortoise,
raccoon,
and
red-tailed hawk are some of the wildlife species that are found on
the area.
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