Can you hunt in Sherburne County wildlife Refuge?
Hunting Regulations & Map The refuge offers waterfowl, small game, fall turkey and deer hunting during state seasons.
Is Sherburne wildlife Refuge open?
The refuge is open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset, seven days a week. Visitors may stop at Refuge Headquarters on Sherburne County Road 9 to pick up information for their visit, get updates on current wildlife sightings and visit the Friends of Sherburne’s Eagle’s Nest Nature Store*.
Can you fish in Sherburne National wildlife Refuge?
Fishing is allowed on the refuge following Minnesota State Regulations. From March 1 to August 31, fishing is allowed only on banks 100 yards up or down-stream of the designated fishing access points and from non-motorized boats on the designated canoe route specified in our Public Use Regulations and Map Brochure.
What parish is Sherburne WMA in?
Sherburne encompasses 40,000 acres within the Atchafalaya Basin and is located in Pointe Coupee, Iberville and St. Martin Parishes, as well as St. Landry.
How many acres is the Sherburne Wildlife Refuge?
30,700 acres
Sherburne lies on the edge of three important plant communities in Minnesota: the coniferous forests to the north, the broad-leaf forests to the southeast and the prairies to the west. The refuge’s 30,700 acres are celebrated both for their wildlife and the extraordinary opportunities provided to visitors.
What is a Wild Louisiana stamp?
A Wild Louisiana Stamp is required of anyone not in possession of a hunting or fishing license and utilizing department-administered lands. Stamps and prints are sold to collectors via normal retail sales outlets.
How do you get a Wild Louisiana stamp?
website at www.wlf.louisiana.gov. As of this writing you can order a Wild Louisiana Stamp by telephone when you provide your Mastercard or Visa information. An authorization number for your immediate use will be provided and your license will be mailed to you. A service fee will be charged.