Corrigan consists of several tracts in different counties. One of the larger tracts is west of Middlesboro and is crossed by Highway 74. <br><br>The 54,839-acre area consists of reclaimed surface-mined and forested land located in several disjointed tracts in Bell, Knox and Leslie Counties. Active surface mine sites, deep mines and other mining-related facilities are off limits to the public. Good to moderate populations of squirrel, rabbits, grouse, deer, turkey and songbirds exist on the area. <br><br>The area is open under statewide regulations for small game, turkey, and deer seasons. This area is within a Limited Entry Area for elk hunting, please refer to the elk portion of our website.<br><br>Corrigan WMA is the result of a cooperative agreement between the landowner and the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources.