
You may see some wild life including birds and water fowl, when we visited they had a group of goats...
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Big Stone National Wildlife Refuge, located in Odessa, Minnesota, encompasses 11,586 acres across Big Stone and Lac qui Parle Counties. Originally purchased by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the refuge was transferred to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in 1975 and serves as a vital habitat for diverse wildlife and plant species.
The refuge offers various recreational activities, including an Auto Tour Route open from April to December, and is actively seeking volunteers for seasonal maintenance and invasive species management. Beginning in 2024, the refuge will also allow cattle grazing and haying opportunities to enhance grassland habitats for nesting birds and other wildlife.
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You may see some wild life including birds and water fowl, when we visited they had a group of goats...
My wife and I traveled here this September and thoroughly enjoyed the beauty and the wildlife of the...
If you come here in the winter make sure you dress for the weather and have some cross country skis ...
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