Missouri residents with a conservation ID number may apply for a reservation for managed waterfowl hunts.
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Managed Hunts
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Managed hunts for waterfowl occur on the Department’s 13 intensively managed wetlands. These wetlands offer some of the best public waterfowl hunting opportunities in the state. To prevent overcrowding, these areas have draw procedures in place to allocate limited hunting opportunities.
There are three ways to obtain a hunting spot on a managed waterfowl hunting area:
- Missouri residents may apply online for a reservation. A reservation guarantees successful applicants a place to hunt on a specific day at a specific area.
- Residents and nonresidents can hunt with a reservation holder. Hunting parties are limited to four people.
- Residents and nonresidents can arrive at a managed waterfowl hunting area and draw for a spot in the morning drawing or “poor-line."
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See if you've been selected for a Missouri waterfowl-hunting reservation.
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Your conservation number makes it easy to buy permits and register for hunts.
Waterfowl Hunt Reservations
Learn about the waterfowl reservation procedure and who is eligible to apply.
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