Three Rivers WMA covers 203,180 acres in McCurtain County in southeast Oklahoma. Located north of Hwy. 3/7 and west of Hwy. 259 (north of Broken Bow), Three Rivers WMA is a mixture of pine and hardwood forests. Loblolly pine plantations of various age classes predominate the majority of the WMA. Interspersed within the pine plantations are hardwood benches and streamside management zones dominated by oaks and hickories. The Glover River runs through the WMA. The land encompassed within the Three Rivers WMA is privately owned by the Weyerhaeuser Company and available to the public by purchasing a Land Access Fee permit available at all hunting and fishing license vendors. The permit, $40 for Oklahoma residents and $85 for nonresidents, is for all persons accessing the WMA for any recreational purpose. Honobia Creek and Three Rivers WMAs require an annual land access permit ($40) of all residents who hunt or fish on Honobia Creek WMA. Nonresidents are required to purchase a $85 annual permit, no exemptions. Oklahoma residents who are under 18 years of age on the first day of the current calendar year or are 64 years of age or older are exempt from permit requirements. WMA Driving Directions: From the Highway 259 and Highway 3 intersection in Broken Bow, OK travel NORTH on Highway 259 for 16 miles or travel WEST on Highway 3 for 11 miles. 2 entrances exist off HWY 3 and 10 exist off HWY 259.