Located in the southwestern portion of Cecil County, Maryland, this property is owned by the Department of Natural Resources Wildlife and Heritage Service and managed for public hunting by the Department of Natural Resources during the hunting season. What To See Earleville WMA provides habitat for upland game, and forest species primarily white-tailed deer, grey squirrels, rabbits, and songbirds. What To Do This area is open to hunting for all game species during the regulated hunting season established by the Maryland Wildlife and Heritage Service. Hunters are required to have a permit and a daily reservation to access the area. Outside the hunting season this area is open to hiking, bird watching, and nature photography. Area Regulations Access to Earleville WMA is restricted from September 1 through February 15 for the hunting season to seasonal permit holders. Click here to apply for the free Central Region Public Hunting Permit. During the spring turkey season, the area is open to turkey hunters with a hunting permit. ATV’s and other unlicensed motor vehicles prohibited. Parking is available in designated parking lots. Disabled hunter access available. Six daily reservations are available during the deer firearm/muzzleloader seasons.