Deer (firearms, youth): November 5, 2011 to November 6, 2011
Deer (archery): September 15, 2011 to November 11, 2011
Deer (firearms): November 12, 2011 to November 22, 2011
Deer (archery): November 23, 2011 to January 15, 2012
Deer (firearms, anterless): November 23, 2011 to December 4, 2011
Deer (muzzleloader): December 17, 2011 to December 27, 2011
Deer (firearms, youth): January 7, 2012 to January 8, 2012
Huzzah Conservation Area
(Steelville, Missouri)
Comprised of over 6,000 acres this area includes food plots and watering ponds and is managed for a variety of
game. The Huzzah and Courtois Creeks and the Meramec River intersect this predominantly forested land.
Deer, squirrel and turkey populations are good. Handicapped deer hunters will enjoy the disabled hunting area
available to those with a method exemption and a special use permit approved by the area's manager.
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John N. and Melba S. Anderson Memorial Conservation Area
(Steelville, Missouri)
This flat terrain area opened to the public in 2007. Populations of rabbit and squirrel are good. Deer and turkey
populations are fair on these 340 acres. Deer may be harvested by archery methods only.
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Pearl G. and John J. Sizemore Memorial Conservation Area
(Steelville, Missouri)
Relatively flat woodlands comprise this recently opened 180 acre area. Squirrels
live in good population. A fair population of deer and turkey exist and archery
methods only are imposed for deer hunting.
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Crooked Creek Conservation Area
(Steelville, Missouri)
Forest land for 337 acres houses good
populations of deer, turkey and squirrel.
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Keysville Towersite
(Steelville, Missouri)
Eighty forested acres lie here just 5 miles
south of Steelville. Good squirrel hunting
and fair populations of turkey and deer.
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There is no shortage of places to
hunt and trap in this neck of the woods
Newly available for lease
are 97 acres to indulge all your
hunting desires. Please see our
Hunting Land page for details.




Guests planning to hunt small game on ArdPark property, or in the adjoining Mark Twain National Forest, during
their stay must fully familiarize themselves with the lay of the land before embarking on their hunt. It is imperative you
are fully aware of residence locations beforehand. Hunters will need proper permits and licenses as, required by the
Missouri Department of Conservation, to hunt on ArdPark property or in the Mark Twain National Forest. To purchase
your hunting permit online, click here.
In both hunting cabins, guests will always find a current copy of the Wildlife Code and the Missouri Hunting &
Trapping Regulations. Learn more about hunting in the Mark Twain National Forest by clicking here.
Guests discharging firearms at ArdPark do so at their own risk and expressly agree to hold harmless ArdPark Cabins,
LLC of any liability whatsoever in connection with their use of their personal firearms on the premises. Firearm users
must adhere to safe shooting practices and refrain from alcohol use while hunting. An experienced firearms handler
should always be present and hearing protection is encouraged.