Sacramento NWR Complex - Hunting - Junior, Mobility Impaired and Special Hunts

Welcome!

On this page you can find all the information you need about special hunting programs at Sacramento, Delevan, Colusa, Sutter and Sacramento River NWRs, including:

• Special Hunt Events
• Junior/Youth Hunting
• Mobility-Impaired Hunting

Click on one of the topics ABOVE or to the RIGHT to jump to that section of this page.

Links to additional Sacramento NWR Complex Hunting Pages:  Sacramento NWR Complex Hunting page, Sacramento River NWR Hunting page.

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Special Hunt Events

1. Special Monday Pheasant Hunt:
   • Sacramento, Delevan and Colusa NWRs - November 14, 2026. Pheasant Monday is usually offered on the first Monday following opening day of pheasant season (November 16 - December 27, 2026). During this event the assigned ponds, assigned blinds and free-roam areas are all open to pheasant hunting for the day.
   • Lottery entries are accepted at the hunter check stations on Sunday from 9am-4pm, with the drawing at 4pm, after which hunters can sign up for the first-come-first-served list.
   • The check station and parking lot are closed Sunday night, and there are no overnight stays.
   • Check station gates open at 6:30am Monday, processing begins at 7am, and hunting starts at 8am.
   • The three check stations close at 3pm Monday. See the CDFW hunting regulations booklet for details.
2. In-Season Junior Waterfowl Hunt:
   • Delevan NWR – December 12, 2026. On this day, all blinds at Delevan NWR are reserved for junior hunters. Hunters must have a valid junior hunting license to apply; accompanying adults MAY NOT hunt in the assigned blinds area. Use a postcard to apply directly to the USFWS. For additional information, see the Junior and Youth Hunting section, below.
   • Sacramento NWR – December 19, 2026. On this day, all blinds at Sacramento NWR are reserved for junior hunters. Hunters must have a valid junior hunting license to apply. Only junior hunters are able to hunt during this event; accompanying adults MAY NOT hunt in the assigned blinds area. Use a postcard to apply directly to the USFWS. For additional information, see the Junior and Youth Hunting section, below.
3. Special Veteran Hunt at Colusa NWR:
   • January 2, 2027. This special hunt is offered by California Waterfowl and selected qualifying hunters will have exclusive use of assigned ponds. Regular reservation holders for that day will only have access to the free roam area.
4. Post-Season Veteran and Active-duty Military Hunt:
   • February 6-7, 2027 - a post-season veteran and active-duty military hunt is offered by the state on Sacramento/Delevan/Colusa/Sutter NWRs. Reservations applications can be submitted through the CDFW website at least 17 days in advance of desired hunt day. Only veterans and active duty military are able to hunt during this event; accompanying non-shooters MAY NOT hunt. The Lottery (Vacancy Draw) will operate the same as regular waterfowl season (see the Admissions section on our Hunting Page).
   • Any person participating in this special hunt must possess and present upon demand verification of eligibility to participate. Verification includes: Veteran’s ID Card and/or Military ID Card for active duty, or a State issued driver’s license or Identification Card with Veteran Designation (from Page 44 of the 2026-2027 Waterfowl, Upland Game, and Lands Regulations - California Dept of Fish and Wildlife Regulations).
   • Possible combinations on the reservation card:
     • 1 veteran/military hunter and up to 2 non-shooters
     • 2 veteran/military hunters and up to 2 non-shooters
     • 3 veteran/military hunters and 1 non-shooter
     • 4 veteran/military hunters
   • Species bag limits: this special hunt will have the same duck bag limits as the regular season, but will be closed to all goose hunting (Sacramento, Delevan and Colusa NWRs). See the Bag Limits section on our Hunting Page. 
5. Post-Season Youth Waterfowl Hunt:
   • February 13-14, 2027 - a post-season youth hunt is offered by the state on Sacramento/Delevan/Colusa/Sutter NWRs (Sutter will only be open on Sunday).  Reservation applications can be submitted through the CDFW website at least 17 days in advance of desired hunt day.  For additional information, see the Junior and Youth Hunting section, below.  Only youth hunters are able to hunt during this event; accompanying adults MAY NOT hunt.  The Lottery (Vacancy Draw) will operate the same as regular waterfowl season (see the Admissions section on our Hunting Page).
   • Possible combinations on the reservation card - must include 1 non-hunting adult guardian:
     • 1 youth hunter and 1 non-shooter (non-shooter must be an adult guardian)
     • 1 youth hunter and up to 2 non-shooters (1 non-shooter must be an adult guardian)
     • 2 youth hunters and 1 non-shooter (non-shooter must be an adult guardian)
     • 2 youth hunters and 2 non-shooters (1 non-shooter must be an adult guardian)
   • Species bag limits: this special hunt will have the same duck and goose bag limits as the regular season, including 3 white-fronted geese in the Sacramento Valley Special Management Area. See the Bag Limits section on our Hunting Page.
6. Special Mentored Spring Turkey Hunt:
   • Spring Wild Turkey (General) Season. A special Mentored Spring Turkey Hunt is supported at Sacramento and Delevan NWRs to connect with first-time hunters in the CDFW hunter recruitment, retention, and reactivation (R3) program.  The Refuge does not administer this program but information may be posted here as it becomes available.

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Junior and Youth Hunting

What's a Junior vs. Youth hunter?

• Junior Hunters are 16 and under and possess a Junior Hunting License. 
  Junior Hunting Licenses are issued to hunters who are less than 16 years old at the beginning of the license year (July 1).
• Youth Hunters are 16 or 17 and possess an Adult Hunting License.
  Adult Hunting Licenses are issued to hunters who turn 16 on, or before, the beginning of the license year (July 1).
• Adult Hunters are 18 or older and posses an Adult Hunting License.

Special Hunts for Juniors/Youths: 

1. In-Season Junior Hunts:
   • In December, two In-Season Junior Hunts are offered at Delevan and Sacramento NWRs:
     • Delevan NWR = Saturday, December 12, 2026
     • Sacramento NWR = Saturday, December 19, 2026
   • Eligibility: Each applicant must possess a Junior Hunting license. Youth hunters with Adult Hunting licenses are not eligible.
   • Application Process:
     • Reservation applications must be submitted by mail, and postmarked between September 1 - November 15.
       • We strongly recommend you mail your applications earlier in this window so they don't get lost or delayed!
       • Junior hunters may apply for one or both refuge hunts by creating one postcard or one index card for each refuge they're applying to hunt.
       • On each card, we need the following information typed or written clearly:
         • The refuge you're applying to hunt.
         • The full name, full address (street, city, state, zip code), telephone number, and GO ID number for each junior hunter applying. Up to two junior hunters may apply per card.
         • Heads Up: One adult (18 years of age or older) must accompany up to two juniors. No more than four people can occupy one blind.
       • Please mail the cards to the following address (multiple cards can be sent in one envelope):
         Park Ranger
         Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge Complex
         752 County Road 99W, Willows, CA 95988
       • Applicants not receiving a numbered permit (a reservation) can enter a lottery draw held at 5:15 a.m. on the morning of the hunt. Displays and activities pertaining to waterfowl management, hunting ethics, and hunting techniques will be available at the check station, weather permitting.
2. Post-Season Youth Hunts:
   • In February, a Post-Season Youth Hunt is offered by the state on Sacramento, Delevan, Colusa, and Sutter NWRs (dates for 2025-2026 season forthcoming):
     • Saturday, February 13, 2027 at Sacramento, Delevan and Colusa NWRs
     • Sunday, February 14, 2027 at Sacramento, Delevan, Colusa and Sutter NWRs
   • Eligibility: applicant must be age 17 or younger at the time of the event, and can possess either a Junior or Adult Hunting license. Individuals 18 years and older are not eligible.
   • Application Process:
     • Reservation applications are accepted through CDFW, using their online reservation system at least 17 days prior to the hunt date.
     • Reservations will operate the same as during the regular waterfowl season (see the Admissions section on our Hunting Page).
     • The Lottery (Vacancy Draw) will operate the same as during the regular waterfowl season (see the Admissions section on our Hunting Page).
     • At these events, all junior/youth hunters must be accompanied by an adult guardian. Accompanying adults MAY NOT hunt during Youth Hunt Events.
     • White-fronted Goose Special Management Area: please review the White-fronted Goose Special Management Area section on our Hunting Page (applicable to hunting at Sacramento, Delevan, and Colusa NWRs). A daily bag limit of 3 white-fronts will be allowed during the Post-Season Youth Hunt (2026-2027 hunt season).

Special Areas for Juniors/Youths:

• Delevan NWR: offers 1 Assigned Pond (AP 11) for Junior Hunters.
  • This AP will be given to the first interested party having a Junior Hunter, following the standard admission process (see the Admissions section on our Hunting Page).  This AP is for hunting parties with a Junior Hunter only, and will not be filled by adult hunting parties.
  • Accompanying adults MAY hunt along with the Junior Hunters, as long as it is not during a Junior/Youth Hunting Event (see above).
• Colusa NWR: offers 1 Assigned Pond (AP 10) for Junior Hunters.
  • This AP will be given to the first interested party having a Junior Hunter, following the standard admission process (see the Admissions section on our Hunting Page).  This AP is for hunting parties with a Junior Hunter only, and will not be filled by adult hunting parties.
  • Accompanying adults MAY hunt along with the Junior Hunters, as long as it is not during a Junior/Youth Hunting Event (see above).
• Sacramento River NWR:  Codora Unit  
  • The Codora Unit is open only to junior hunters, only on weekends, from August 15 - May 31. 
  • Junior must be accompanied by an adult. 
  • Accompanying adults MAY NOT hunt along with the Junior Hunters. 

Junior and Youth Eligibility, based on age:

Junior versus Youth Hunter Eligibility at Sacramento NWR Complex

Question	15 years old or under with Junior License (Junior)	16 years old with  Junior license (Junior)	16 years old with Adult license (Youth)	17 years old with Adult license (Youth)	18 years old with  Adult license (Adult)
Participate during in-season JUNIOR hunt?	yes	yes	no	no	no
Participate during post-season YOUTH hunt?	yes	yes	yes	yes	no
Needs a JUNIOR Hunting License?	yes	yes	no	no	no
Needs an ADULT Hunting License?	no	no	yes	yes	yes
Needs a HIP validation?	yes	yes	yes	yes	yes
Needs a Type A Pass?	no	no	yes	yes	yes
Needs a Federal Duck Stamp?	no	yes	yes	yes	yes
Needs a State Duck Stamp?	no	no	yes	yes	yes
Needs an Upland Bird Stamp? (only if hunting pheasants)	no	no	yes	yes	yes
Needs an adult accompanying them on regular hunt days?	yes	no	no	no	no
Needs an adult accompanying them at a junior or youth hunt?	yes	yes	yes	yes	Not eligible for junior or youth hunts

Junior/Youth Frequently-asked Questions:

Junior/Youth Hunter Frequently Asked Questions at Sacramento NWR Complex

Question	Answer
Can an accompanying adult hunt with a junior/youth hunter at Junior/Youth Hunt Event?	No, adults may not hunt at a Junior/Youth Hunt Event.
Does an adult accompanying a junior/youth hunter need a hunting license?	No, as long as they are not hunting. They must get a non-hunter pass from the check station.
Does an non-hunting adult (accompanying a junior/youth hunt party) need a Type-A Pass?	No, but they need a non-hunter pass from the check station.
If a junior hunter has a reservation for an in-season Junior Hunt, can they bring a fellow junior hunter on their reservation?	Yes. Note: there are only 2 junior hunters allowed per adult accompanying them.
May a 16 or 17 year old junior hunter hunt by themselves?	Yes, on regular shoot days.  On Youth and Junior Hunt days, they will need a non-hunting adult guardian with them.
May a 16 or 17 year old hunter be accompanied by a 15 year old junior hunter, without an accompanying adult?	No, junior hunters under the age of 16 must be accompanied by someone 18 years old, or older.
May a 16 or 17 year old hunter be accompanied by another 16 or 17 year old hunter on a regular hunt day, without an accompanying adult?	Yes (see the table of eligibility above for a junior or youth hunter).
If a youth turns 16 on July 2, what license do they get?	They will have a JUNIOR license for the season. If the youth turns 16 before July 1, they will have an adult hunting license.

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Mobility-Impaired Hunting

Mobility-Impaired Reasonable Accommodation Procedures

1. Definition of “Mobility-Impaired” 
   • The following information is from CDFW's Waterfowl Hunting Opportunities for Mobility Impaired Hunters page.
     • A "Mobility-Impaired” hunter is defined as a person who has been issued one of the following:
       • A Department of Motor Vehicles Mobility Impaired License Plate (Disabled hunters must provide the registration certificate for DMV issued disabled license plates).
       • A Permanent Parking Placard Identification Card**
         • **The blue plastic “Mobility Impaired Parking Placard” may not be substituted for the required identification which bears the name of the mobility impaired person. Mobility impaired hunters must provide the registration certificate for DMV issued mobility impaired license plates. Any person who possesses a valid Mobility Impaired Persons Motor Vehicle Hunting License (FG 1460), issued by the CDFW, is qualified to enter under the “reasonable accommodation procedures”. Use of a motor vehicle is limited to the procedures described below.
       • A “Mobility Impaired Veteran” License Plate
       • A valid “Mobility Impaired Persons Motor Vehicle Hunting License” (FG Form 1460).
2. Methods of Entry - Sacramento, Delevan, Colusa and Sutter NWRs:
   1. Mobility-Impaired (MI) Reservations
      • To Obtain an MI Reservation:
        • A hunter must apply for a reservation at least 17 days in advance of desired hunt day. Please see the Admissions section on our Hunting Page for information on how to obtain reservations.
      • Daily MI Reservation Processing:
        • On Sacramento and Delevan National Wildlife Refuges (NWR), mobility-impaired reservations will be processed starting 2.5 hours before waterfowl shoot time until 1.5 hours before waterfowl shoot time.
        • On Colusa and Sutter NWRs, MI reservations will be processed starting 2 hours before waterfowl shoot time until 1 hour before waterfowl shoot time. 
        • Hunters holding MI hunter reservations issued by California Department of Fish & Wildlife License and Revenue Branch will be processed first according to the following procedures:
          • Numbered reservations will be called in sequence.
          • MI hunters must provide proof of eligibility as described in “Definition of Mobility Impaired”. 
        • The reservation holder (junior or adult) must have the appropriate documentation (see above) to access MI hunting sites.
   2. Mobility-Impaired Lottery
      • To Obtain an MI Lottery (Vacancy Draw) Number:
        • A hunter can enter one refuge's lottery per hunt day by going to that refuge's check station between 6:00-8:00 pm the night before the desired hunt day. Please see the Admissions section on our Hunting Page for information on how to participate in the lottery.
      • Daily MI Lottery (Vacancy Draw) Processing: 
        • After the cut-off time for reservations and prior to calling other hunters, the area manager may issue any vacant MI hunting sites to MI hunters in the "lottery line”.
        • To be eligible for a MI site, the MI hunter’s name must appear on the front of the lottery card and the MI box must be marked. It is the hunter’s responsibility to check the appropriate MI box on the lottery entry card or request that the MI box be marked if the check station staff is filling out their card.
        • If there is more than one MI hunter in the lottery line who has checked the MI entry box, the lowest number will have first choice.
        • However, if there are no vacant or desirable MI Blinds, or MI Assigned Ponds, these hunters may be placed on the MI “blind waiting” or “pond waiting” list.
        • MI hunters who have checked the MI Entry Box may not have access to a non mobility-impaired blind site for the hunt day. They may choose to go to free roam when their number is called along with the standard lottery hunters.
        • MI hunters entering the lottery through the standard process, with the MI Entry Box unchecked, will be processed as a non-MI hunter in the lottery line and will not be eligible to access MI sites.
        • MI hunters who wish to use their non-motorized boats or boats with electric motors may gain entry to the free roam areas (except Colusa and Sutter NWRs) by using accessible boat ramps through the standard reservation and lottery draw systems.
   3. Refilling Mobility Impaired Blinds (Sacramento, Delevan, Colusa and Sutter NWRs) 
      1. Sacramento NWR – 5D, 23D, 27D and 9 D may be refilled by MI hunters until 3:00 p.m.
      2. Delevan NWR- Blinds 13D, 29D and 30D may be refilled by MI hunters until 3:00 p.m.
      3. Colusa NWR – Ponds P2A and P2B may be refilled by MI hunters until 3:00 p.m.
      4. Sutter NWR – Pond 6D may be refilled by MI hunters until 3:00 p.m.
3. Methods of Entry - Sacramento River NWR:
   • There are two Sacramento River NWR MI blinds available by Reservation Only on the Rio Vista and Sul Norte Units to hunt turkey, deer, and feral pig.
     • Reservations are available on a first-come, first-reservation basis seven days a week during the appropriate season.
     • Reservations can be made by submitting this application at least 3 business days prior to your desired reservation date: Sacramento River NWR's Mobility Impaired Reservation Application. The form can be emailed, faxed, mailed, or dropped of at the visitor center. Hunters must provide proper mobility impaired paperwork. For additional access needs, please contact the refuge manager via our office at 530-934-2801.
     • Reservation-holders will receive a gate code permitting them to drive into the area to park near the blind. See the Unit maps for blind locations.
   • There are no hunter check stations on the Sacramento River NWR.
   • There are no hunting fees or hunter quotas.
   • Certain Sacramento River NWR Units are open to hunting and fishing in the appropriate season.
     • Please review the Sacramento River NWR - Hunting page for detailed information on areas open to hunting, species, firearms, and regulations.
     • Please see the River Hunting FAQs section on our Hunting page for answers to frequent questions about hunting on the Sacramento River NWR.
4. All Terrain Vehicle Use Policy (Sacramento, Delevan, Colusa and Sutter NWRs)
   • Only MI hunters can use ATVs to access designated hunting sites.
   • A helmet must be worn while driving the ATV.
   • A driver must provide proof of ATV safety training completion.
5. Other Relevant Information
   • MI hunters desiring special accommodations should use the above procedures. MI hunters who want to hunt without any accommodations, and do not need assistance, are welcome to enter the hunting area under standard procedures.
   • During the in-season junior hunts and post season youth hunts, junior/youth hunters may access the MI hunting sites via the lottery process, if they have a guardian with a permanent disability and the MI sites
   • Find More Information on:  Information, Eligibility and Applications for Mobility Impaired Hunters for type-A areas in California (link to CDFW site) 

Mobility Impaired Hunter Opportunities - where can you hunt on our refuges?

1. Free Roam
   • Free roam area on waterfowl refuge sites are accessed via walking, wheelchair, or by any other non-motorized conveyance.
2. Mobility-Impaired Waterfowl Blinds/Sites - Sacramento, Delevan, Colusa and Sutter NWRs:
   • Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge
     • Summary: 
       • Two spaced blind sites designated for Mobility-Impaired hunters.
       • One assigned pond designated for Mobility-Impaired hunters.
       • Two Xfowler moveable blinds designated for Mobility-Impaired hunters.
     • Sacramento NWR Boat Accessibility:
       • Two boat launches are available for Mobility-Impaired hunters.
       • Boats can be used at AP 27D and free roam T38:1 from parking lot C.
       • Electric motors or manual boats are required. No gas motors are permitted.

Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge Mobility Impaired Blind Information

Blind Location	Description and Access	Capacity	Photos
Sacramento NWR: 5D	The spaced blind is a concrete pad with wire fencing, camouflaged with fast grass and tule bundles. Access is hard-packed gravel. May be accessed by motor vehicle or ATV (see the Mobility-Impaired Reasonable Accommodations section, below, for specific information on using an ATV). Vehicle access goes right to blind location.	One 2-person stand-up blind with two chairs. 4 people total can hunt here: 2 people in the blind, 2 people outside the blind.
Sacramento NWR: 9D	The Xfowler floating blind is an 8-foot by 10-foot blind with 2 chairs, designed to float in very shallow water, and can be pulled easily across the pond by an able-bodied hunting partner. Hunters will drive from parking lot D to the west (following signs to blind 9D) to the loading and unloading area: At this location, the hunting party may drop off hunting gear and the mobility-impaired hunter, but then must return the vehicle to parking lot D. From the loading and unloading area, a 132-yard hard packed gravel trail will lead hunters to the floating blind docking station.  At the floating blind, fold down the ramp from the floating blind and load your hunting gear and the hunter with a disability.  Once you have everything loaded, a member of the hunting party can pull the blind 130 yards to the assigned hunting location at an island.  Access to the assigned hunting tule island will have an underwater gravel path lined with guide stakes leading to the hunting location. The 4-person concrete pit blind will remain at the old Blind 9 location permitting hunters to use either blind. When hunters choose blind 9D through the reservation, lottery, or first-come first-serve process, they will be given a combination to the lock on the floating blind at the docking station. They will be responsible for locking the floating blind at the docking station after they have finished hunting for the day.	Xfowler floating blind (2 chairs) and one 4-person concrete pit blind.
Sacramento NWR: 23D	The spaced blind is a concrete pad with wire fencing, camouflaged with fast grass and tule bundles. Access is hard-packed gravel. May be accessed by a motor vehicle or ATV (see the Mobility Impaired Reasonable Accommodations section #4, above, for specific information on using an ATV). It is a 90-yard walk from the loading and unloading area to the blind site.	One 2-person stand-up blind with two chairs. 4 people total can hunt here: 2 people in the blind, 2 people outside the blind.
Sacramento NWR: AP 27D	This is an assigned pond with a boat launch, which allows hunters the opportunity to hunt outside of the blind. The Xfowler floating blind is an 8-foot by 10-foot blind with 2 chairs, designed to float in very shallow water, and can be pulled easily across the pond by an able-bodied hunting partner. Stand-up blind has bike-track flooring with wire fencing, camouflaged with fast grass and tule bundles, and is accessed via a submerged packed gravel path through the water. May be access by a motor vehicle or ATV (see the Mobility Impaired Reasonable Accommodations section #4, above, for specific information on using an ATV). It is a 140-yard walk from the loading and unloading area to the blind site.	Xfowler floating blind with two chairs and one 2-person stand-up blind with two chairs. 4 people total can hunt here: 2 people in the blind, 2 people outside the blind.

• Delevan National Wildlife Refuge
  • Summary:
    • Three spaced blind sites designated for Mobility-Impaired hunters.
  • Delevan NWR Boat Accessibility: 
    • Two boat launches are available for Mobility-Impaired hunters in free roam.
    • Access is from parking lot C and can access T34.3 and T33.
    • Electric motors or manual boats are required. No gas motors are permitted.

Delevan National Wildlife Refuge Mobility-Impaired Blind Information

Blind Location	Description and Access	Capacity	Photos
Delevan NWR: 13D	Spaced blind: bike-track flooring with wire fencing, camouflaged with fast grass and tule bundles. Access is hard-packed gravel. May be accessed by a motor vehicle or ATV (see the Mobility-Impaired Reasonable Accommodations section #4, above, for specific information on using an ATV). It is a 100-yard walk from the loading and unloading area to the blind site.	One 2-person stand-up blind with two chairs. 4 people total can hunt here: 2 people in the blind, 2 people outside the blind.
Delevan NWR: 29D	The spaced blind has bike-track flooring with wire fencing, camouflaged with fast grass and tule bundles. Access is hard-packed gravel. May be accessed by a motor vehicle or ATV (see the Mobility-Impaired Reasonable Accommodations section #4, above, for specific information on using an ATV). It is a 37-yard walk from the loading and unloading area to the blind site.	One 2-person stand-up blind with two chairs. 4 people total can hunt here: 2 people in the blind, 2 people outside the blind.
Delevan NWR: 30D	The spaced blind has bike-track flooring with wire fencing, camouflaged with fast grass and tule bundles. Access is hard-packed gravel. May be access by a motor vehicle or ATV (see the Mobility-Impaired Reasonable Accommodations section #4, above, for specific information on using an ATV). It is a 37-yard walk from the loading and unloading area to the blind site.	Two 2-person stand-up blinds with two chairs. 4 people total can hunt here: 2 people in the blind, 2 people outside the blind.

• Colusa National Wildlife Refuge
  • Summary: 
    • Two assigned ponds designated for Mobility-Impaired hunters. 
  • Colusa NWR Boat Accessibility: 
    • Mobility-Impaired hunters may access P2A and P2B via boat.
    • The boat launch is accessible from the Mobility-Impaired parking lot.
    • Electric motors or manual boats are required. No gas motors are permitted.

Colusa National Wildlife Refuge Mobility-Impaired Blind Information

Blind Location	Description and Access	Capacity	Photos
Colusa NWR: AP P2A	This is an assigned pond with a boat launch, constructed on an island. The island-blind has bike-track flooring with wire fencing, camouflaged with fast grass and tule bundles. The floating Xfowler blind is anchored at the boat launch in the parking lot to access P2A. Hunters are permitted to move the floating blind anywhere within the assigned pond boundary and must return it to the parking lot when their hunt is completed. Access to the island-blind requires a 364 yard (0.2 mile) walk from the parking lot, of which 201 yards are on a gravel road and 163 yards are on a submerged packed gravel path through the water, marked with guides stakes and reflective tape. P2A is also accessible via boat from the boat launch at the mobility-impaired parking lot.	Xfowler floating blind and one 2-person stand-up blind with two chairs 4 people total can hunt here: 2 people in the blind, 2 people outside the blind.
Colusa NWR: AP P2B	This is an assigned pond with a boat launch. It has bike-track flooring with wire fencing, camouflaged with fast grass and tule bundles. Access is hard-packed gravel. May be accessed by a motor vehicle or ATV (see the Mobility-Impaired Reasonable Accommodations section #4, above, for specific information on using an ATV). It is a 102-yard walk from the loading and unloading area to the blind site. P2B is also accessible via boat from the boat launch at the mobility-impaired parking lot. Electric motors or manual boats are required. No gas motors are permitted.	One 2-person stand-up blind with two chairs. 4 people total can hunt here: 2 people in the blind, 2 people outside the blind.

• Sutter National Wildlife Refuge
  • Summary: 
    • One assigned pond designated for Mobility-Impaired hunters, which includes one blind.
  • Sutter NWR Boat Accessibility:
    • Hunters may use the boat launch in the Mobility-Impaired hunter parking lot
    • Electric motors or manual boats are required. No gas motors are permitted.

Sutter National Wildlife Refuge Mobility-Impaired Blind Information

Blind Location	Description and Access	Capacity	Photos
Sutter NWR: AP 6D	This is an assigned pond with a boat launch. The blind has bike-track flooring with wire fencing, camouflaged with fast grass and tule bundles Access is hard-packed gravel. May access by motor vehicle or ATV (see the Mobility-Impaired Reasonable Accommodations section #4, above, for specific information on using an ATV). It is a 150-yard walk from the loading and unloading area to the blind site.	One 2-person stand-up blind with two chairs  4 people total can hunt here: 2 people in the blind, 2 people outside the blind.

3. Mobility-Impaired Turkey, Deer, and Feral Pig Blinds (Sacramento River NWR):
   • Summary:
     • Two Mobility-Impaired blinds are available on the Sacramento River NWR via reservation to hunt turkey, deer, and feral pig.  
     • Please see the MI Admissions Section, above, for information on how to reserve the MI Blinds at Rio Vista and Sul Norte Units.

Blind Location	Description	Photo(s)
Sacramento River NWR: Rio Vista Unit (in Tehama County)	A packed gravel trail with a hunting blind developed for turkey hunting. The pad and trail to the blind are packed gravel. The blind is constructed of wood and metal frame, hog wire siding and has camouflaged netting attached. There are four shooting slots cut into the siding and brush material for natural concealment on the outside. Disabled hunters with a reservation will be able to drive in to access the blind. Hunting on Rio Vista for able-bodied hunters is by boat access only.   *This blind was not created for dove hunting (surrounded by trees).
Sacramento River NWR: Sul Norte Unit (in Glenn County)	The pad and trail are packed gravel. The blind is constructed of wood and metal frame, hog wire siding, and it is brushed with natural material. There are four shooting slots cut into the siding and brush material for natural concealment.