Wildlife Areas
Wildlife Management Project Areas
- Central WI Grasslands Conservation Area
- SW WI Grassland & Stream Conservation Area
- Glacial Habitat
Restoration Areas - Western Prairie Habitat Restoration Area
Other Recreation Lands
- State Parks
- State Fisheries Areas
- State Natural Areas
- State Trails
- State Forests
- Forest Legacy Program
- County Parks and Forests
- State Parks & Trails Hunting Opportunities
- Wild Rivers
- Voluntary Public Access Program
- Interactive Map Viewer
Statewide Recreation Opportunities
Tamarack Creek Wildlife Area
Tamarack Creek Wildlife Area is a 542 acre property in Trempealeau County. Find it 10 Miles north of Trempealeau on the west side of Hwy. 93. Access is along county highway F. The property consists of upland hardwoods, marsh, bog, and grassland.
History of Management
Acquisition began in 1959 under the Scattered Wetlands Program. The property has since grown to 542 acres in size. Management on the property consists of boundary posting, parking area maintenance, prescribed burning, timber management and tree/shrub planting.
Recreation Opportunities
The following recreational opportunities exist at Tamarack Creek Wildlife Area:
- Hunting - rabbits, squirrels, deer, turkey, ruffed grouse, and pheasants (stocked annually)
- Trapping
- Hiking
- Pets (Note)
- Berry and mushroom picking
- Trout fishing
- Wildlife Viewing
- Bird watching
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Additional Information
Download [PDF 233KB] a map of this property.
Useful Links:
- Hunting in Wisconsin
- Hunting and Trapping Regulations
- Season Dates
- Online License Sales
- Interactive Web Mapping
- Trempealeau County Information [Exit DNR]
- Plan your trip to Trempealeau County [Exit DNR]
For more information on Tamarack Creek Wildlife Area contact the property manager.
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