Hunting Locations

• Mesquite Gun Club →

  300+ Acre duck club in the south grasslands.

  Private Land

• Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge →

  Federal refuge south of Willows featuring large open water ponds and dense tule patches. Type A area with reservation and lottery system.

  Public Land

• Delevan National Wildlife Refuge →

  Premier public shooting ground with flat topography and sheet water style ponds. Often rivals private clubs in bird-per-hunter averages.

  Public Land

• Colusa National Wildlife Refuge →

  Smaller, intimate refuge famous for "The Pond" which consistently produces high harvest numbers. Also serves as critical sanctuary for endangered tule elk.

  Public Land

• Sutter National Wildlife Refuge →

  Located within the Sutter Bypass, offering exceptional mallard hunting in flooded riparian timber—a habitat type rare in California public lands.

  Public Land

• Gray Lodge Wildlife Area →

  Iconic 9,200-acre tract near the Sutter Buttes. One of the most heavily used wildlife areas in the state with high hunter capacity.

  Public Land

• Upper Butte Basin Wildlife Area (Little Dry Creek) →

  The crown jewel of the state system. Managed for quality over quantity with consistently highest bird-per-hunter averages.

  Public Land

• Grizzly Island Wildlife Area →

  Massive sprawling complex in the Suisun Marsh. Unique for its resident Tule Elk herd and brackish water habitat.

  Public Land

• Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area →

  Massive flood control channel with agricultural and wetland mosaic. Most accessible wildlife area for urban hunters in Sacramento and Davis.

  Public Land

• San Luis National Wildlife Refuge →

  Part of the San Luis NWR Complex in the Grasslands. Features multiple units including Blue Goose and West Bear Creek.

  Public Land