Dahle Park Hunting & access guide
Dahle Park is a named area in Iowa DNR’s Public Hunting Areas inventory in Winnebago County. The agency record identifies this land as open to public hunting, subject to posted rules.
A discovery guide. Current agency rules and posted boundaries take priority.
Aerial view · approximate locationUSDA, USGS The National Map: Orthoimagery. Map services and data available from U.S. Geological Survey, National Geospatial Program.Image source Public-domain National Map CONUS imagery
Imagery date: Capture date varies
Imagery around this listing’s approximate map point. Surrounding public or private land may appear. This image is not a property boundary, entrance or hunting-access map. Resized for display.
Hunting area & landscape.
- State
- Iowa
- Land designation
- Wildlife area
- Landscape
- Check the agency’s habitat and terrain map
- Approximate location
- 43.466° N, 93.574° W
Species in this listing
Area-specific species information has not been added to this listing. Use the managing agency’s resource to check available hunts and current restrictions.
Compare weapon & ammunition optionsHunting access & planning.
Hunting is limited to designated portions shown in the agency hunting atlas. Other portions of the named park may be closed. Check current agency rules, seasons, permits, posted boundaries and closures before visiting.
Approximate discovery pin inside the largest mapped agency polygon; not an access point or hunting boundary.
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