Grant


Perschy, Carl

Name: 
Perschy, Carl
Phone: 
(318) 640-1377
Species/Jobs Worked: 
All species- beavers are specialty

Perkins, James

Name: 
Perkins, James
Phone: 
(318) 623-1678
Species/Jobs Worked: 
All species-no birds or bats

McLemore, Adam

Name: 
McLemore, Adam
Phone: 
(318) 573-3406
Species/Jobs Worked: 
All species

Guy, Ronald

Name: 
Guy, Ronald
Phone: 
(318) 419-4703
Phone: 
(318) 776-5471
Species/Jobs Worked: 
All species- no bats

Grafton, Donald

Name: 
Grafton, Donald
Phone: 
(318) 285-7634
Species/Jobs Worked: 
Beavers in the 318 area code

Farris, Bobby

Name: 
Farris, Bobby
Phone: 
(318) 565-9331
Species/Jobs Worked: 
All species- no snakes, bats, birds Statewide-coyote and beaver

Burch, Donald

Name: 
Burch, Donald
Phone: 
(318) 899-5040
Species/Jobs Worked: 
All species-no bats

Camp Beauregard

Information
Owned: 
Louisiana National Guard
Acreage: 
12,500 Acres
Contact
Phone: 
(318) 371-3050

Description:

Camp Beauregard Wildlife Management Area is primarily located in northeast Rapides Parish with some acreage in southeast Grant Parish. The area lies approximately eight miles north of Alexandria.

Camp Beauregard is 12,500 acres and is owned by the Louisiana National Guard. The primary use is as a troop training facility. The Louisiana National Guard also manages the timber for commercial production.

The terrain is characterized by gently rolling hills in the upland areas. The Flagon Creek bottom is a frequently flooded hardwood area of about 800 acres. The upland overstory is dominated by pine plantations. There are scattered hardwoods in the hills. Water oak, post oak, hickory, red oak and sweetgum are the most common species in creek bottom areas. The Flagon bottom is a typical bottomland forest with cypress, overcup oak and bitter pecan the dominant overstory species.

The understory development in the upland area varies considerably depending on the degree of overstory closure. Some plantations that have not been recently thinned have little if any understory. Those areas with good understory development support French mulberry, blackberry, greenbrier, yaupon, trumpet creeper, rattan and other browse plants. The Flagon bottom has swamp privet, water elm, mayhaw and swamp snowbell as the more common understory plants.

Game species available for hunting include squirrel, turkey, deer, rabbits, quail, dove, wood duck and woodcock. The only endangered species known to occur on the area is the red-cockaded woodpecker. However, at this time no known active colonies are present.

The areas first function is as a military reservation, therefore there are special regulations applying to use of Camp Beauregard WMA. An annual permit is required as is checking in and out of self-clearing stations on a daily basis. Limited camping is allowed by reservation only. Call (318) 641-3365 for questions about camping. General information is available from the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, 1995 Shreveport Highway, Pineville, LA 71360.

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