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NEWTON COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY DEER HUNT MAP PORTABLE

No more than 4 persons may occupy a blind.

Blind 23 may be hunted on Wednesday and Sunday.

Blinds 22 may be hunted on Tuesday and Saturday.

Hunters must occupy the stake they have drawn (selected on the site-in sheet) by legal shooting time or forfeit the right to the staked hunting location.

Hunters may begin to sign-in at 12:01am on the day of the hunt with at least one hunter in the party remaining in the parking lot until the party enters hunting area.

For public safety reason, IDNR may close the lake area to all fishing and all boating activity or may move and/or close blind sites

Blind sites, determined by the IDNR, are marked with numbered stakes (see map).

Sign-in sheets and the map showing the blinds’ locations are located in sign-in box at Newton Lake East Boat Ramp (see map).

After that time, hunters must wait until 9 a.m.

Blind sites 1-23 are allocated on a first-come, first-serve basis until one hour prior to shooting time.

For further question contact the site office.

Newton Lake staff will randomly draw hunters and place them in a designated section.

No daily drawing at site office to allocate hunter sections.

Non-toxic shot is required for all upland hunting.

Hunters must remove tree stands from the area at the end of the day’s hunt.

NEWTON COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY DEER HUNT MAP PORTABLE

One non-piercing, portable tree stand is allowed per hunter.No rifles or pistols are permitted on this area. All hunting must be done with shotgun, muzzleloading rifle, or bow and arrow only.The west arm of the lake is closed to all waterfowl hunting.The east side of the lake is closed until 1 pm daily during waterfowl season (Waterfowl South Zone Dates).The lake is open year round, except the lake is closed for the regular firearm deer seasons (weekend before Thanksgiving weekend and the weekend after Thanksgiving weekend).motor is the maximum allowed at the lake. Fishing shall be prohibited in the east arm of the lake until 1 p.m.Use Hunt Planner to find hunting seasons open at this site.At this site, windshield cards are required for hunting all species but are not required for waterfowl hunting or youth deer and youth turkey hunting. Site requires use of windshield card, displayed on vehicle dashboard, to report hunting effort and harvest by 15 February.All statewide hunting regulations apply at site unless noted hereafter.See Hunting Handbook for more information. Uncased bows and firearms are not allowed within the campground and picnic areas. Hunters will not be using the high traffic areas located near the hiking trails. White-tailed deer, wild turkeys, marmots, rabbits, red and gray fox and squirrels are also found within the park. Between October 1 and April 30 each year, bow hunting is allowed in the park. Over 200 species of birds visit the area each year. The area's unique dark forest, amidst a vast open prairie, has prompted many recent legends, including buried gold, robbers' hideouts and horse thieves. Artifacts and burial mounds found near the park indicate that a Woodland Indian Culture inhabited this region between 300 B.C. At its highest point, the Coteau rises to more than 2,000 feet above sea level. Glaciers created this narrow strip of rolling hills and forest that is part of the geological formation called the Coteau des Prairie, which extends along the eastern boundary of South Dakota. Newton's wife was a mid-wife until the 1870s, she was the only European American north of Vermillion who could deliver babies and cure the sick. Newton Hills State Park was named after William Newton who settled in the area in the 1850s.