Minnesota’s latest WMA, Keystone Woods, called an ‘incredible’ property in the Twin Cities metro area

Minnesota’s newest and most publicized state wildlife management area is now open for business for fall hunting and other traditional uses, although the east-metro unit is far from a finished product. 
State officials say the new 1,820-acre Keystone Woods WMA in Washington County – a site the Minnesota DNR hopes will appeal to non-traditional users, given its proximity to a large metropolitan area – is in the “developmental stage” and will likely take a few years before it’s fully completed.

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