Hunters leaving the blind prior to 2 P.M. must return to the check station to check in their birds. Hunters leaving after 2 P.M. must fill out a hunter report card detailing hunter information and biological data before leaving the area. No trespass is permitted in the refuge segment of the area. Migratory birds may not be taken by the aid of baiting. Under Federal Law, baiting means depositing or scattering corn, wheat or other grains of feed to lure or attract birds to any area where hunters are attempting to take them.
Hunters are responsible for keeping their blind sites free of bait.
Hunters will be responsible for cleaning up their blind upon completion of their hunt. All litter, including empty shotgun shells is to be picked up and removed from the blind site. No person, except DNR personnel in performance of their official duties, shall enter upon the controlled hunting segment during the waterfowl season unless they possess a valid daily permit. Blinds are available for the handicapped. Individuals requiring the use of these blinds must make prior arrangements by telephoning the check station at least 24 hours in advance of the hunting date.