Indiana DNR reimburses landowners with 5+ acres up to $330 per acre for creating game bird habitat (quail, pheasant, woodcock, dove, grouse, turkey) under a management plan, plus possible incentives up to $100/acre. Not for commercial hunting preserves.
Reimburses part of a landowner's cost to develop habitat for northern bobwhite, ring-necked pheasant, American woodcock, mourning dove, ruffed grouse or wild turkey as specified in a management plan. The program may reimburse up to $330 per acre of habitat created, and incentives of up to $100 per acre may be available for developing and maintaining quality game bird habitat. Habitat must be maintained for at least three years, and annual cap limits apply.
A landowner must own or control 5 or more acres.
Work must follow a management plan.
Financial assistance may not be used on any licensed or commercial hunting preserve.
Habitat improvements must be maintained as specified in the management plan for a minimum of three years.
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