The Sandy Sanders WMA covers 16,510 acres of Greer and Beckham counties in Southwest Oklahoma.

• The habitat is rough gypsum outcroppings scattered with mesquite and Pine off Juniper trees.

• Approximately 300 acres of tillable land, planted three rows, cover crop, millet, maize and sunflowers

• Approximately 15 farm ponds from 1 1/2 to 2 acres. The ponds are stocked with channel cat and large mouth bass.

• Species present include Bob White, Scaled quail, Dove, currently being managed for white tail deer, mule deer and turkey with no season at this time due to management efforts.

• Places for bird watchers and hikers and anyone interested in native plants.

• Equestrian trails

• Mountain bicycling on 45 miles of unpaved roads.

• Camping permissible in designated areas.

• Open to the public year round.