Wildlife Management Areas
Lands Managed for Wildlife and Public Recreation.
The NH Fish and Game Department owns 124 Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) across the state, encompassing nearly 60,000 acres. The primary purpose of these lands is to conserve and improve habitat for wildlife, but these lands are also open for public recreation including hunting, fishing, trapping (by permit only – view NH trapping information), and wildlife watching. Read the WMA rules for a full list of activities that are allowed.
We will be adding more WMAs over time.
Resources
Open Bids on Agriculture Leases
Open Bids on Agriculture Leases
Bids are being accepted to enter into a 5-year agreement with NH Fish and Game to plant and harvest a corn or other grain crop on approximately 7 acres of field on the Wilder Wildlife Management Area (WMA) in Lyme, NH. Vegetable or other crops will not be considered. For more information, download the prospectus here. A mandatory site visit is scheduled for Nov 20.