Market Lake WMA is located near the town of Roberts, in east Idaho’s Jefferson County. From Interstate 15, take exit 135 at Roberts. Turn east, traveling on County Road 627 to the junction with County Road 2880 East. Turn north and drive through Roberts. At the 0.5 mile mark, the road forks; continue on the right fork. Travel to County Road 800 North and follow the signs to Market Lake WMA. Mallards, Canada geese, canvasbacks, cinnamon and green-winged teal, northern shovelers and ruddy ducks are common waterfowl species nesting and raising broods on the WMA. Several thousand white-faced ibis nest in scattered colonies throughout impoundment areas, and numerous gulls, terns, egrets, herons and grebes are common during spring and summer months. Bald and golden eagles are regular winter guests, while red-tailed and Swainson’s hawks, American kestrels and northern harriers are commonly observed during spring and summer months. Long-eared, short-eared and saw-whet owls frequently nest on Market Lake WMA lands. Mammals frequenting Market Lake WMA include both mule and white-tailed deer and a small moose population. Market Lake WMA offers a variety of recreational pursuits including wildlife photography, hiking, horseback riding and picnicking. There is limited upland game hunting on Market Lake WMA, with resident bird populations varying from year to year. Captive-raised pheasants are released to provide additional hunting opportunities. Cottontail rabbits frequent the lava rock ledges of Market Lake WMA, providing hunters with fast-paced hunting action.