{"status":"SUCCESS","message":"Normal execution.","result":{"game_species":["Deer","Bear","Small Game","Forest Upland Birds","Waterfowl"],"visitor_alerts":null,"directions_from_nearest_town":"From Hubbard, go east 8 miles on MN Highway 87.  There are 7 parking areas located along the border of the WMA.","special_rec_opportunities":"There are many game species available, along with non-game viewing opportunities such as pileated woodpeckers, broad-winged hawks, and warblers. Includes a candidate old growth northern hardwood stand on the southeast side of 2nd Crow Wing Lake.","additional_resources":[{"description":"Habitat management report.","type":"webpage","url":"https://www.dnr.state.mn.us/wmas/habitat_management_report.html?pgm_prj=WMA01061","title":"Habitat Management Report"}],"perimeter":22.58,"id":"WMA0106100","contact":{"phone":"218-732-8452 x235","office":"Park Rapids"},"comments":"The land was donated with the stipulation that the red and white pines wouldn't be harvested.  Major management emphasis includes forest and brushland regeneration and wetland habitat management and enhancement for waterfowl nesting and food production.  John Brown acquired 2770 acres in the 1960s, which were donated to The Nature Conservancy in 1976, and then given to the State of MN.","bbox":{"epsg:26915":[355806.89,5185064.77,362287.38,5191286.95],"epsg:4326":[-94.889744,46.803525,-94.806733,46.860861]},"point":{"epsg:26915":[359047.13,5188175.86],"epsg:4326":[-94.848261,46.8322]},"special_restrictions":null,"new_lands":0,"nearest_town":"Hubbard","general_access_notes":"An extensive system of hunter walking trails and several field roads provide good access.  There are two water accesses, 1 on Palmer Lake and 1 on the Crow Wing River near the center of the unit.  Wheel chair access to the unit is moderate to difficult.","county_names":["Hubbard","Wadena"],"area":3332.42,"header":"This WMA is a complex of lakes, wetlands, old fields, and forest along the Crow Wing River.  Half of the WMA is forested with aspen, jack pine, red pines, white pines, and oaks.  The remainder has many acres of emergent wetlands and lowland brush.","wheelchair_accessible":0,"name":"Crow Wing Chain WMA"},"timestamp":1794356028}