Wildlife Areas
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- SW WI Grassland & Stream Conservation Area
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Troy Wildlife Area
Troy Wildlife Area is a 1201 acre property (633 acres owned, 568 acres leased) located about 3 miles north of Elkhorn in northern Walworth County. Parcels are located on CTH A, Hodges Road, and Peck Station Road. It consists of wetlands, shrub carr, and some forest. Some principal wildlife include deer, waterfowl, beaver, pheasant, small game, and furbearers.
Recreation Opportunities
The following recreational opportunities exist at Troy Wildlife Area:
- Hunting - pheasants
- Trapping
- Hiking
- Pets (Note)
- Berry picking
- Fishing
- Wildlife Viewing
- Bird watching
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Additional Information
Download [PDF 315KB] a map of this property.
Useful Links:
- Hunting in Wisconsin
- Hunting and Trapping Regulations
- Season Dates
- Walworth County Information [Exit DNR]
- Plan your trip to Walworth County [Exit DNR]
For more information on Troy Wildlife Area contact the property manager.
Questions for Wildlife Management
Last Revised: Tuesday April 07 2009
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