{"message":"Normal execution.","status":"SUCCESS","result":{"general_access_notes":null,"county_names":["Becker"],"point":{"epsg:4326":[-95.961345,47.127931],"epsg:26915":[275407.29,5223636.24]},"nearest_town":"Ogema","wheelchair_accessible":0,"visitor_alerts":"","header":"Most of sections 12 & 13 is a cattail, sedge and Phragmites wetland with scattered willow clumps. The WMA in sections 3 and 10 is a complex of emergent wetlands, shallow semi-permanent marsh dominated by Phragmites and cattails, and upland prairie.","bbox":{"epsg:4326":[-95.995003,47.106434,-95.92766,47.149418],"epsg:26915":[272763.25,5221344.92,278051.33,5225927.56]},"special_rec_opportunities":"The WMA is open to hunting, trapping, and compatible wildlife uses. Dugouts and wildlife food plots have enhanced the areas for waterfowl production, especially mallards and blue-winged teal. Visitors may see magpies, harriers, and savannah sparrows.","game_species":["Deer","Bear","Small Game","Pheasants"],"perimeter":12.16,"new_lands":0,"name":"Spring Creek WMA","contact":{"office":"Detroit Lakes","phone":"218-846-8476"},"id":"WMA0001600","area":960.65,"special_restrictions":null,"additional_resources":[],"directions_from_nearest_town":"From Ogema, go 1.25 m. W on CSAH 18, 1 m. N on 208th Avenue, 1.75 m. W on 380th Street, 1.5 m. N on CSAH 107. For sections12 & 13, go .25 m. W on CSAH 18.","comments":"Management includes enhancing waterfowl production and migration habitat, purple loosestrife control by release of beetles in 1997, and prescribed burning.  Spring Creek is a MN Natural Heritage Registry site. Spring Creek WMA contains 3 parcels of marshy waterfowl habitat acquired in 1955 with Pittman-Robertson funds."},"timestamp":1794356028}