Size | 197.45 acres |
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Parking | There is a parking lot with designated spots for eight vehicles. Do not park along the entryway drive or on the road. N44 37.664, W93 1.953 |
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Hiking Trails | There are a few old forest roads in the site. A six-foot corridor has been cleared of trees and shrubs just inside the entire boundary of the WMA. |
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Hunting | Deer, Small Game, Forest Upland Birds, Turkey, Doves New for 2019...Only shotguns with fine shot (BBB or smaller diameter) may be used. There is a 500 ft. "No Hunting or Trapping" zone along the northern boundary and an additional 200 ft. zone along the southern boundary of this WMA. All weapons must be unloaded and cased within these zones. This WMA is open for archery deer hunting and spring/fall turkey hunting. Small game may be taken through November 30th, 2019. All trappers and predator hunters must, regardless of furbearers taken, obtain a permit from the area manager. See Hunting and Trapping Regulations (MN DNR) for details. |
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Ecological Classification | Province | Eastern Broadleaf Forest Province |
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Section | Paleozoic Plateau |
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Subsection(s) | Rochester Plateau |
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Land Type Association(s) | HamptonTill Plain |
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Native Plant Communities1 | Red Oak - Sugar Maple - Basswood - (Bitternut Hickory) Forest |
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Comments | Overview There is some new plant growth to be seen this weekend (April 18-19, 2020), including numerous individual wild leeks, small clumps of fragrant bedstraw, small tufts of woodland sedges, large patches of cut-leaved toothwort, and a few lonely bloodroot. The cut-leaved toothwort and bloodroot had unopened buds on Friday, but those buds may produce the first spring flowers on Saturday or Sunday. Seventeen bird species were spotted on Friday, including migrating Yellow-rumped Warbler, Golden-crowned Kinglet, and Ruby-crowned Kinglet. History Ranking |
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Visits | 4/17/2020 |
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