Keechi Creek Wildlife Management Area (KCWMA) is located in northeastern Leon County, and lies within the Post Oak Savannah Ecological Region. The area contains 1,500 acres of mostly bottomland hardwood forest at the confluence of Keechi and Buffalo creeks.  

Hunters interested in small game may hunt on designated days with the Annual Public Hunting (APH) Permit and a hunting license. Waterfowl, Multi-species, and Feral hog hunts are available by postcard application. Gun deer hunters are currently selected by drawing in order to provide an enjoyable and safe outdoor experience and help to properly manage the resource.

Be aware that three varieties of venomous snakes are documented on the property. All visitors over the age of 17 years must possess either an Annual Public Hunting (APH) Permit or Limited Public Use (LPU) Permit to utilize the WMA. These permits are available at all license sale locations or by calling 1-800-TXLIC4U (895-4248). Permits are not for sale at the WMA.