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Rathbun Wildlife Area - USACOE: hunting and access

Rathbun Wildlife Area - USACOE is 15,820 acres of public hunting land in Appanoose, Lucas, Wayne and Monroe counties, 2 miles from Promise City, managed by the DNR's wildlife bureau. Hunters reported 2,066 deer in Appanoose County in 2025.

Data updated October 2026. Area facts: the DNR's public hunting area data, read 2026-10. Harvest: Iowa DNR harvest reporting, 2021 to 2025.

Map of Rathbun Wildlife Area - USACOE in Iowa, with the public land around it, Appanoose County, Lucas County, Wayne County and Monroe County and Promise City, Russell and Mystic

Public hunting areas on the DNR atlasFederal land, mostly Corps of Engineers lakesOther DNR landState parks and recreation areasCounty conservation board and city landIHAP landRathbun Wildlife Area - USACOECounty lineLakeHighway

Rathbun Wildlife Area - USACOE at a glance
Size15,820 acres in 5 pieces
CountiesAppanoose County, Lucas County, Wayne County and Monroe County
Deer harvest unitAppanoose County, Lucas County, Wayne County, Monroe County
DNR lists for huntingDeer, Pheasant, Waterfowl, Quail and Dove
Managed bythe DNR's wildlife bureau
Habitat (DNR)1/4 Lake, 1/4 Timber, 1/2 Upland
DNR contactRathbun Wildlife Unit
Nearest townsPromise City (2 mi), Russell (3 mi) and Mystic (3 mi)

What is Rathbun Wildlife Area - USACOE like?

The DNR describes the habitat as 1/4 lake, 1/4 timber, 1/2 upland.

From the DNR's Hunting Atlas layer.

What can you hunt on Rathbun Wildlife Area - USACOE?

The DNR's atlas lists deer, pheasant, waterfowl, quail and dove for Rathbun Wildlife Area - USACOE.

What are the rules on Rathbun Wildlife Area - USACOE?

Iowa's general hunting rules apply, and some DNR land is a posted wildlife refuge closed during set seasons; Iowa DNR wildlife management areas has area maps.

How many deer are taken around Rathbun Wildlife Area - USACOE?

Rathbun Wildlife Area - USACOE lies in 4 counties. Hunters reported 2,066 deer in Appanoose County in 2025, against 2,073 in 2024.

CountyRathbun Wildlife Area - USACOE acres in itDeer, 2025Deer, 2024Deer, 2023
Appanoose County7,6352,0662,0732,136
Lucas County4,5981,6601,7611,845
Wayne County3,4961,3921,6681,886
Monroe County911,5671,7221,812

Harvest for the whole county, not the hunting area alone: Iowa DNR harvest reporting (2021 to 2025 seasons).

How do you get to Rathbun Wildlife Area - USACOE?

The DNR's directions: 6 miles S of Russell on S56.

Nearest towns: Promise City (2 miles), Russell (3 miles), Mystic (3 miles) and Rathbun (4 miles). Highways within 5 miles: US 34, IA 2, IA 14 and IA 55. 1 IHAP tract within 3 miles.

What other public land is near Rathbun Wildlife Area - USACOE?

Public hunting areas within 10 miles:

Public land within 3 miles of Rathbun Wildlife Area - USACOE

Counting Rathbun Wildlife Area - USACOE itself, 33,893 of the 155,818 acres within 3 miles of its boundary are public land open to the public (21.8%), by USGS PAD-US 4.1 and the DNR's public hunting area boundaries.

ManagerAcres within 3 miles
Public hunting areas on the DNR atlas31,707
Federal land, mostly Corps of Engineers lakes1,480
State parks and recreation areas474
County conservation board and city land204
Other DNR land28

Questions hunters ask

Where is Rathbun Wildlife Area - USACOE?

In Appanoose, Lucas, Wayne and Monroe counties, 2 miles from Promise City.

What can you hunt on Rathbun Wildlife Area - USACOE?

The DNR's atlas lists deer, pheasant, waterfowl, quail and dove.

How much public land is around Rathbun Wildlife Area - USACOE?

33,893 acres within 3 miles of its boundary, Rathbun Wildlife Area - USACOE included, by USGS PAD-US 4.1 and the DNR's public hunting area boundaries. The closest other public hunting area is Rathbun Wildlife Area (next to it).

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