GRDA opens registration for fall controlled hunts
As it opens some of its Ottawa County property for controlled hunts again this coming fall, the Grand River Dam Authority is announcing that the public can soon register for those hunts online. The registration period to apply for next season’s deer, waterfowl and turkey hunts will run from June 1 through July 31, 2026.
Starting June 1, prospective hunters will be able to access the online registration link on grda.com by visiting the “Hunting” link under the Resources > Recreation > Rules & Maps tabs. You can also access the link here: https://grda.com/resources/recreation-rules-maps/hunting-on-grda-property/.
This page allows users to sign up for controlled hunts, beginning in the fall, on GRDA property along the Neosho River. Combined, GRDA is opening approximately 1,800 acres for these hunts.
Primary applicants can add up to three other individuals for a group of up to four hunters. While the hunts are open to the public, GRDA also asks that residents of its municipal customer, public power communities upload a copy of a utility bill as proof of residence for consideration for special opening day hunts.
For more information, Aaron Roper can be contacted at 918-323-6234 or at aaron.roper@grda.com.
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Originally published on 360GrandLake.com.
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