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Brickley Hollow Conservation Area: hunting and access

Brickley Hollow Conservation Area is 211 acres of MDC land in Benton County, 7 miles from White Branch. MDC lists deer hunting here (archery only, antlerless permits allowed). Hunters checked 4,228 deer in Benton County in 2025.

Data updated October 2026. Area facts: MDC's conservation area data, read 2026-10. Harvest: MDC deer harvest summaries, 2021 to 2025.

Map of Brickley Hollow Conservation Area in Missouri, with the public land around it, Benton County and White Branch, Warsaw and Lincoln

MDC conservation areasFederal land, mostly Corps of Engineers lakesOther state landCounty, city and regional landBrickley Hollow Conservation AreaCounty lineLakeHighway

Brickley Hollow Conservation Area at a glance
Size211 acres (186 by MDC's page)
CountyBenton County
Deer harvest unitBenton County
MDC lists for huntingDeer, Bear, Turkey, Rabbit and Squirrel
MDC area number9237
MDC regionKansas City
Nearest townsWhite Branch (7 mi), Warsaw (7 mi) and Lincoln (9 mi)

What is Brickley Hollow Conservation Area like?

This area contains small expanses of woodland, savanna, native grassland, and a dolomite glade, which are all common to areas surrounding Lake of the Ozarks.

A variety of wildflowers including rose gentian, blazing stars, and prairie dock can be found on the area, as well as other species associated with glade communities, including fence lizards and five-lined skink. The diverse variety of habitats on this area help to provide small game, deer and turkey hunting opportunities.

In MDC's words, from the Brickley Hollow Conservation Area page.

What can you hunt on Brickley Hollow Conservation Area?

MDC's page for Brickley Hollow Conservation Area lists: Deer: archery only, antlerless permits allowed; Bear: archery only; Turkey: archery and firearms; Rabbit; Squirrel.

What are the rules on Brickley Hollow Conservation Area?

MDC's standard conservation area rules (Chapter 11 of the Wildlife Code) apply; the area's rules on MDC's site list any it adds.

How many deer are taken around Brickley Hollow Conservation Area?

Brickley Hollow Conservation Area lies in Benton County. Hunters checked 4,228 deer in Benton County in 2025, against 3,915 in 2024.

CountyBrickley Hollow Conservation Area acres in itDeer, 2025Deer, 2024Deer, 2023
Benton County2114,2283,9154,692

Harvest for the whole county, not the conservation area alone: MDC deer harvest summaries (2021 to 2025 seasons).

How do you get to Brickley Hollow Conservation Area?

MDC's directions: From Lincoln, take Highway 65 south approximately 1 mile, then Route H east 10.70 miles, then Heits Point Avenue (Lake Road H-25) south 0.30 mile to the area.

Nearest towns: White Branch (7 miles), Warsaw (7 miles), Lincoln (9 miles) and Cole Camp (12 miles).

What other public land is near Brickley Hollow Conservation Area?

MDC lands within 10 miles:

Public land within 3 miles of Brickley Hollow Conservation Area

Counting Brickley Hollow Conservation Area itself, 315 of the 24,361 acres within 3 miles of its boundary are public land open to the public (1.3%), by USGS PAD-US 4.1 and MDC conservation area boundaries.

ManagerAcres within 3 miles
MDC conservation areas315

Questions hunters ask

Where is Brickley Hollow Conservation Area?

In Benton County, 7 miles from White Branch.

Can you deer hunt on Brickley Hollow Conservation Area?

Yes, by MDC's page: archery only, antlerless permits allowed.

How much public land is around Brickley Hollow Conservation Area?

315 acres within 3 miles of its boundary, Brickley Hollow Conservation Area included, by USGS PAD-US 4.1 and MDC conservation area boundaries. The closest other MDC area is Edmonson Access (2.3 miles).

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