Wolf Bayou Road is a gravel access road to the Wolf Bayou section of the greater Black Island Conservation Area, managed by the Missouri Department of Conservation. The Wolf Bayou is a fish lover's and waterfowl hunter's little hidden gem, featuring several water channels to access the rest within the Mississippi River floodplain, yielding a unique habitat of swamp-like soil and narrow yet.. This slough is more likely than Wolf Bayou itself to have waterfowl on it, and the vegetation along the banks is often good for passerines as well. Birding opportunities at this site depend greatly on rainfall and the level of the Mississippi.
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the service road about 100 yards to the north end of Wolf Bayou. The road is rather rough and rocky, t this is one of the best spots in the area for woodland species. Back on the in road, continue south about 3⁄4 mile to a large park-ing lot. This area is used extensively by anglers, b. Natural Features Description: Wolf bayou is thought to have been part of the Mississippi River channel at some point in the past. Up until the late 19th century natural lakes such as this would have connected with the Mississippi River on a regular cycle whenever the river reached flood stage. Today with levees and drainage ditches Wolf bayou is only re-connected to its river during extreme.