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Rutlader Wildlife area consists of a mix of farmland and old fields divided by brushy draws. Approximately 15 acres of native grass field borders have been planted. Fields are typically planted to sunflowers, wheat, millet, and clover. Decent hunting opportunities can be expected for cottontails, doves, turkey, and white-tailed deer. Rutlader is divided into two tracts by Metcalf Rd. Special care should be taken when hunting at Rutlader because neighboring houses and the Rutlader Outpost RV Park border the Wildlife Area.
Hunting is permitted with shotgun, archery, and muzzleloader only.
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