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Munuscong State Wildlife Area
Open at no charge to the public.
Open waterfowl hunting at this location during the regular season. No daily draws.
Description of the area
Munuscong State Wildlife Management Area in Chippewa County is over 14,200 acres in size. A diverse wildlife area, Munuscong has grasslands, marshes, potholes (very small ponds/lakes created by glaciers), and forested habitat. This diversity of habitat lends itself well to a diversity of wildlife species. LeConte’s sparrows and sharp-tailed grouse can be found nesting in the grasslands. Mallards, herons, wood ducks and mergansers nest in the marshes and adjacent forests. Many mammal species also call Munuscong home; deer, beaver, muskrat, mink and more!
Activities
- Wildlife Viewing
- Birding
- Canoeing and Kayaking
- Fishing
- Nature Trail Hiking
- Hunting and Trapping