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The Griswold Wildlife Area is managed for upland wildlife species. Hunting is allowed for all legal species during the season. Both tracts have old cropland fields, native rangeland and wooded riparian areas. A grazing program is being used to manage the areas. Extensive invasive tree control will be in progress in the coming years. The Griswold Wildlife Area is located in an area of the state that normally supports a good population of both bobwhite quail and pheasant and deer and turkey frequent the area. An abundance of fox squirrels can be found on both tracts.
Camping, fires, and target shooting are all prohibited activities on the property. Please take all trash with you.
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