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Its Hirschfelden only much much worse;
The map has extremely dense vegetation, which coupled with the small ground hugging nature of 2/3rds of animals on this map (most don't even stand 6-inches in height, including the gators), makes hunting a chore since it doesn't take much to hide an animal from your sight while conversely they seem to have radar and can detect you from as 300 meters away. Moreover that vegetation isn't scrub that bullets can past through but actual trees that block shots. This is made worse by the sheer number of large rivers which can only be crossed using teleporter boats or foot bridges, which for some reason cannot be jumped back on should you fall off, forcing you to trudge through mud to go back to shore and get on again.
Gators in particular are a chore to hunt. You have to hit them a certain way and if they get to water they can stay under for 30 real time minutes and if you do kill them on the water there is a chance they can sink to the bottom instead of floating, depriving you of a kill.
This isn't helped by the hissy nature of the game warden. Every time she opens her mouth to give you a mission there's always some backhanded commentary on race, the wealth gap or the fact that the locals don't like that she's from Chicago. Seriously do we need this in a hunting game. Never mind that she's dumber than a box of hair for opening a children's summer camp in the middle of a hunting reserve, you know where you have bullets flying around, that's infested with gators and black bears.
About the only consolation is the Outposts; Unlike the bland stove and bed boxes of Layton or Hirsch, the devs included some variety in their design and added furniture to make them feel lived in. Some look like proper hunting lodges while others are dingy mobile homes.
Really the only reason to even consider buying this map is the gun that comes with it; The .22H Wasp Kullman, the only rifle in the game that covers both varmints and small predators (Class 1-2). On certain maps like Layton Lake District that don't have Class 3 game it can save you having to carry a third rifle which is game changing given how much new gear has been introduced via DLC. That said, even that is becoming a hard sell since the .243 Cuomo from the Sidearms Pack neatly fills the same niche when carried alongside the Virant for just one more point of weight, has double the penetration with polymer tip bullets and it comes for free unlike the Kullman which costs 6,000.