📍The Mad Horse Creek Wildlife Management Area in Salem County is 9,515 acres of estuarine habitat. Saltwater fish, waterfowl, pheasant, and rabbits inhabit this area of tidal marsh and upland habitat. 🦝Wildlife A variety of shorebirds can be found at the WMA, along with diamondback terrapins, snakes, raccoons, foxes, and other mammals. Hawks and eagles abound in the fall. 🎣Fishing Delaware Bay and the streams and creeks within the tract provide very good saltwater fishing opportunities. Strip