The wetlands at the Hullett Provincial Wildlife Area include pools, ponds, marshes and swamps. These habitats help with duck reproduction. Four common species of ducks are typically harvested, these include Mallard, Blue-winged teal, Green-winged teal, and Wood ducks. Additional species harvested may include Northern Pintail, Gadwall, American Wigeon, Hooded Merganser and others.

The above pie chart describes the stakes in terms of waterfowl hunted in the first day of hunting.. In most cases, there are two hunts from one hunting stake each day. The pie chart indicates total waterfowl harvested at top stakes in the Hullett Provincial Wildlife area. There are 8 top stakes for the year 2007. Eighteen percent in Stake 15 means 20 waterfowl were harvested out of the total of 109 waterfowl harvested within the top stakes. Please click the links below to find full information about the hunting stake, location of hunting stake and access to the hunting stake.

The top 3 hunting stakes are:

The bar chart gives information about the waterfowl harvested from each of the stakes at the Hullett
Provincial Wildlife Area on opening day 2007. Y-axis shows the number of waterfowl harvested from each stake.