:: Hillenbrand Fish and Wildlife Area ::
Hillenbrand Fish & Wildlife Area is dedicated to providing quality hunting and fishing opportunities while maintaining 3,400 acres of upland game and wetland habitat, lakes and shallow impoundments. 125 acres of the 3,400 acres is wetland habitat. Hillenbrand Fish & Wildlife area was named after Indiana businessman John A. Hillenbrand II for his dedication to Indiana's natural resources and was formed by reclaimed surface mines.
Fishing is available at Hillenbrand with primary species being bass, bluegill, redear, crappie and catfish. Some areas have gravel boat ramps. Hunting is a popular attraction with game such as deer, rabbit, dove, quail and woodcock inhabiting the area. Small game, deer archery and late season deer hunters can pick up daily permits at a self-service check in area.
One could enjoy watching deer, wild turkey and various bird species on the property, although horseback riding, swimming, camping and off road vehicles are prohibited. Large congregations of migratory waterfowl can be seen in the wetland areas. All of Hillenbrand Fish and Wildlife area is open for activities such as dog training, hiking, and various outdoor activities. Blackberries and morel mushrooms may also be gathered from the area.
Location and Contact Information:
East and West of S.R. 59 approximately five miles north of Linton
(812)268-5640
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