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   Wichita Mountains National Wildlife RefugeNature & Wildlife Area

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   With a view to protect endangered wildlife species and restore species that had been eliminated from the area, the...

   MoreWith a view to protect endangered wildlife species and restore species that had been eliminated from the area, the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge was established in 1901. It is the oldest managed wildlife facility in United States Fish and Wildlife Service system. The refuge has successfully reintroduced bison, elks and wild turkey along with prairie dogs, river otters and burrowing owls. The 59,020 acres (23884.5 hectares) refuge is home to over 240 species of birds, 50 mammals, 64 reptiles and amphibians, 36 fish and a staggering 860 plant species. The unique Texas longhorn cattle are also found grazing here. Recreational activities such as observation, hunting, fishing, and hiking can also be enjoyed here. Less

   Website: fws.gov

   Phone: (580) 429-3222

   Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Refuge Headquarters Rd and Indiahoma Rd

   32 Refuge Headquarters Rd Indiahoma, OK 73552-2478 938.03 mi

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