A 100-acre pocket of mixed hardwoods and loblolly pine forest in southwestern Wicomico County, the Wetipquin WMA came to be under state ownership in 1991. Wetipquin WMA is a great spot for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy eastern Maryland's bountiful wildlife. What To See Forest wildlife, including many species of colorful songbirds dwell at Wetipquin WMA. Wood ducks and Great blue herons can be seen in the waters and marshes of Wetipquin Creek. What To Do Hunters come to Wetipquin WMA for the white-tailed deer, gray squirrels and wild turkey which roam the forests and adjacent fields. Wetipquin WMA is located next to a larger Chesapeake Forest parcel called the Whitehaven Tract. Hikers will find many unmarked trails for bird-watching, nature photography or just a daytime get-away. Area Regulations Use of Wetipquin WMA is generally permitted seven days a week throughout the year. Hunting is allowed in accordance with open seasons and shooting hours. All State and Federal Hunting Laws and Regulations are applicable. Trapping is by permit only. No motorized vehicles are allowed. From U.S. Route 50, take MD 349 south to Wetipquin Creek and Head of the Creek Road. For additional information, contact the LeCompte Wildlife Office at (410) 376-3236.