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Acquiring Better Topographic Information

Posted by Frank Nelson on Dec 21, 2009

In the bottoms, inches can mean everything when it comes to flooding. More

Work in Progress: Ditch Clearing, Cato Structure

Posted by durric on Dec 18, 2009

Renovation work continues to progress. More

Cash for Clunkers, Habitat for Honkers

Posted by Frank Nelson on Dec 11, 2009

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Family Hang-ups and Hardwoods

Posted by Frank Nelson on Nov 30, 2009

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Work In Progress: Cato Structure

Posted by Frank Nelson on Nov 23, 2009

Here is a quick progress report on the Cato Water Control Structure. More

Work in Progress: Ditch Cleaning

Posted by Frank Nelson on Nov 16, 2009

Little River Drainage District is cleaning out ditches in and around Duck Creek. More

Work in Progress: Ditch Clearing

Posted by Frank Nelson on Nov 9, 2009

One of the most important characteristics of wetland management is being able to move water on and off the landscape. More

Waterfowl Hunting Opportunity: UPDATE

Posted by Matt on Nov 2, 2009

Following last weeks rain event, water supply at Duck Creek CA has improved greatly. More

Flooded Habitat in Unit A

Posted by Frank Nelson on Oct 23, 2009

These pictures were taken on Wednesday, Oct. 21, before yesterday's rain. More

Work In Progress: Cato Structure

Posted by durric on Oct 23, 2009

Although it isn't during the best time of the year, construction efforts are in progress at the Cato water control structure north of Duck Creek. More

October 6-9 Rain Event

Posted by durric on Oct 12, 2009

On Tuesday, Oct. 6, Duck Creek received 1 1/4 inches of rain. More

Pies, Ducks and Acorns

Posted by Frank Nelson on Oct 9, 2009

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Wells and Water Supply

Posted by Keith Cordell on Sep 28, 2009

Duck Creek has four wells that provide water to Unit A and parts of Unit B. More

2009 Mast Survey

Posted by Frank Nelson on Sep 28, 2009

Mast surveys are done every year at Duck Creek to get an idea of the annual hard-mast production, which provides valuable food resources to wildlife. More

Waterfowl Hunting Opportunity: Dark Cypress Swamp

Posted by Keith Cordell on Sep 26, 2009

Dark Cypress Swamp Unit will have two to six available positions administered through the daily draw at Duck Creek. More

Ducks, Groceries and Water Depth

Posted by Frank Nelson on Sep 14, 2009

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Duck Creek Renovation

Posted by Frank Nelson on Sep 14, 2009

The Golden Anniversary Wetland Renovation initiative was launched several years ago to address Missouri Department of Conservation wetland areas that are closing in on 50 years. More

Waterfowl Hunting Opportunity: Early Part of Season

Posted by Frank Nelson on Sep 14, 2009

There will be 10 to 12 hunting positions available in units A and B. Unit A will have eight positions available (8, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 18). More

Fall and Winter Scope of Work: Description

Posted by Frank Nelson on Sep 14, 2009

Large renovation projects are like large machines with many moving parts. More

Fall and Winter Scope of Work: Map

Posted by Frank Nelson on Sep 14, 2009

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