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Topeka native honored for leadership in habitat conservationSPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- Keith Kerns, of the Kaw Valley Quail Unlimited (QU) Chapter in Topeka, was recently recognized as the QU Central Plains Region “Golden Quail” award winner during the QU National Convention in Springfield, Mo. The award is presented by QU Central Plains Regional Di ... Read More

First two weeks of season reserved for youth and those who have not had a license in three yearsBELLEVILLE -- Fall hunting begins on Sept. 1 when dove season opens, and Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks managers at Brzon and Jamestown wildlife areas, near Concordia, have planted fields to attract doves. For the opening two weeks of the ... Read More

Youth/disabled deer hunt in its sixth yearMANHATTAN -- The Riley County Fish and Game Association, the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP), and the Tuttle Creek Lake Corps of Engineers are seeking participants for the 6th Annual Tuttle Creek Youth/Disabled Deer Hunt, which will be held Sept. 13-14. Youth 16 years old and younger and ... Read More

KDWP cautionary video describes incidentPRATT -- Last December, 18-year-old Beau Arndt, Americus, was shot and killed in a layout blind among a large spread of goose decoys. The lethal rifle shot was fired from a road 150 yards away, and a jury decided Theron Kent, Topeka, was responsible. The incident has resulted in the state's first convict ... Read More

Sunflowers, other crops planted especially for dove seasonPRATT -- To enhance dove hunting opportunity, the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks has managed a number of fields on wildlife areas specifically to attract doves. Management techniques include standing or mowed sunflowers, unharvested strips of wheat and burned crop stubble, mowe ... Read More


KDWP WILDLIFE AREA PLANTINGS ATTRACT DOVES
POACHER SENTENCED IN DEATH OF 18-YEAR-OLD AMERICUS YOUTH
YOUTH, DISABLED HUNTERS NEEDED FOR ASSISTED DEER HUNT
YOUTH/ NOVICE DOVE AREAS AT BRZON AND JAMESTOWN WILDLIFE AREAS
KANSAN RECEIVES QUAIL UNLIMITED REGIONAL GOLDEN QUAIL AWARDRANGELAND MONITORING AND HEALTH WORKSHOPS COMING IN SEPTEMBER Read More

Sunflowers, other crops planted especially for dove seasonTo enhance dove hunting opportunity, the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks has managed a number of fields on wildlife areas specifically to attract doves. Management techniques include standing or mowed sunflowers, unharvested strips of wheat and burned crop stubble, mowed wheat, m ... Read More

KDWP cautionary video describes incidentLast December, 18-year-old Beau Arndt, Americus, was shot and killed in a layout blind among a large spread of goose decoys. The lethal rifle shot was fired from a road 150 yards away, and a jury decided Theron Kent, Topeka, was responsible. The incident has resulted in the state's first conviction for a ... Read More

Tuttle Creek youth/disabled deer hunt in its sixth yearThe Riley County Fish and Game Association, the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP), and the Tuttle Creek Lake Corps of Engineers are seeking participants for the 6th Annual Tuttle Creek Youth/Disabled Deer Hunt, which will be held Sept. 13-14. Youth 16 years old and younger and ... Read More

First two weeks of season reserved for youth and those who have not had a license in three yearsFall hunting begins on Sept. 1 when dove season opens, and Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks managers at Brzon and Jamestown wildlife areas, near Concordia, have planted fields to attract doves. For the opening two weeks of the season, portion ... Read More

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