Distance: At 7 miles this section takes about 3-5 hours to float.

River Features: Wildcat Creek downstream of the confluence of the North and South Forks changes in character, and the creek's flow and width are nearly doubled. Canoeists can expect to encounter sand and gravel bars either exposed or forming riffle series. This stretch has more development than other sections and is not quite as natural as the rest of the creek, but it provides good canoeing.

About 3/4 mile downstream of the put-in the creek passes under the I-65 bridge. About 1.25 miles later you will see a railroad bridge, and in less than half a mile you will pass under the SR 25 bridge. In another 2.8 miles Wildcat Creek joins the Wabash River and Davis Ferry is just over a mile downstream of the confluence of the Wabash River and Wildcat Creek. Access at Davis Ferry County Park is on the left bank, upstream of the second bridge the canoeist will encounter on the river.

Hazards: There are often large logjams at the railroad bridge (before the SR 25 bridge).