Waterfowl production areas are great places to experience nearby nature. You can discover hundreds of species of birds, numerous plants, mammals, reptiles, and insects during your visit. Waterfowl production areas are great places to view numerous species of waterfowl, shorebirds, and songbirds in their natural habitats. Deer, butterflies, frogs, and other wildlife are also commonly found. Seasons bring different opportunities for wildlife watching, and every time you visit can bring a new discovery.
Things to remember:
- Visitors are welcome to hike anywhere on waterfowl production areas unless otherwise posted.
- Dogs are welcome but must be leashed unless actively hunting and under control of the owner during a legal hunting season. Be a pet warrior and pick up their poo, then remember to plan to pack it out with you.
- Hiking is permitted during hunting seasons. Please respect hunters by keeping your distance and for your safety wear orange or bright pink.
Plan your visit
What to take with you:
- Water - no potable water is available on the trails.
- Protective Clothing - weather can change quickly and biting insects can be abundant.
- Bringing your dog? Pack your 6-foot leash, and bags for packing out pet waste.
- Bug spray
- Sunscreen