{"timestamp":1794446635,"result":{"comments":"The area is adjacent to the Red Cedar River providing walk in access to over 3 miles of river and portions of Ramsey Mill Pond. There are no developed boat accesses on the WMA.  A walking trail leads from the east parking area to the river.  Check out the Cedar River State Water Trail for more information about the river and the best locations for canoe and boat access.    ","point":{"epsg:26915":[503630.74,4841429.45],"epsg:4326":[-92.954921,43.725887]},"perimeter":5.62,"special_restrictions":null,"visitor_alerts":"Portions of this unit are affected by severe flooding from heavy rains September 19-20.     ","game_species":["Deer","Small Game","Forest Upland Birds","Pheasants","Waterfowl","Turkey","Doves"],"general_access_notes":"Small parking areas are located at the end of the east access trail and off of 260th Street on the west side of the WMA.  ","name":"Ramsey Mill Pond WMA","additional_resources":[{"title":"Habitat Management Report","description":"Habitat management report.","url":"https://www.dnr.state.mn.us/wmas/habitat_management_report.html?pgm_prj=WMA01615","type":"webpage"}],"area":394.91,"id":"WMA0161500","nearest_town":"Lansing","wheelchair_accessible":0,"new_lands":0,"directions_from_nearest_town":"From Lansing, go 1.5 miles east on CSAH 2, then 1.5 miles south on County Highway 61, then 1/2 mile west along a trail to a gravel parking lot to access the main body of the WMA.  To access the west side of the WMA from Lansing, go south 1 mile along CSAH 25 to 260th Street, then 1/2 mile east to a field access and parking area.   The north side of the WMA is accessed by traveling 1/2 mile south on a township cartway that is 3/4 miles east of Lansing off of CSAH 2.    ","bbox":{"epsg:4326":[-92.960043,43.712278,-92.949798,43.739496],"epsg:26915":[503218.99,4839917.79,504042.49,4842941.1]},"header":"This WMA is a mix of wetlands, woodlands, grasslands and river habitats.  The area is managed by prescribed burns, mowing and selective cutting.  The diversity of habitats is home to many species of fish and wildlife.  The Cedar River State Water Trail passes through the WMA and the Wild Indigo Scientific and Natural Area and Trail bounds the southern end of the WMA.  ","contact":{"phone":"507-414-6200","office":"Owatonna"},"special_rec_opportunities":"Ramsey Mill Pond WMA provides a variety of fish and wildlife-based recreational opportunities year round.  Bird-watching is probably best during spring migration as waterfowl and songbirds concentrate along the river and riparian areas.  Woodcock and snipe grace the evening skies with aerial displays and the bugle of sandhill cranes echoes through the river bottoms.  Most sought after game species include deer, wild turkey, pheasants, other small game and furbearers.  The river and mill pond provides fishing, waterfowl hunting and trapping opportunities.    ","county_names":["Mower"]},"status":"SUCCESS","message":"Normal execution."}