Nanjemoy Creek WMA is a 217-acre site situated along the western branch of Nanjemoy Creek in southern Charles County. The property is entirely forested except for the 8 acres of tidal marsh along the creek. The Nanjemoy Creek WMA was acquired through purchases in 2009 and 2014. What to see The majority of the property is forested, providing opportunity to see white-tailed deer, turkey, and forest interior dwelling birds. Along the marsh, herons, bald eagles, osprey, migratory song birds, raccoons, otters and muskrat are some of the wildlife that you might see. What to do This area provides for waterfowl hunting from any one of the three blind sites along Nanjemoy Creek. Hunters can also enjoy the pursuit of forest dwelling game such as white-tailed deer, squirrel and turkey. There are trails winding through the property that provide access for hunters, birders and hikers. Area Regulations Use of Nanjemoy Creek WMA is generally permitted seven days a week. Hunting is allowed in accordance with open seasons, bag limits and shooting hours. Trapping and waterfowl hunting is by permit only. Motorized vehicles are prohibited off of paved roads or designated parking areas.