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Jeffery Unit 1 dove fields 2020 (JPEG - 300.64 kB)

The unit 1 sunflower field was hard hit by weather conditions and deer this year but still produced a fair crop of sunflowers. Fields are non toxic shot only. 

K.A.R. 115-18-14 (PDF - 13.36 kB)

This permanent regulation sets the permissible non-toxic shot types. The proposed version would add new shot types and consolidate two shot types into alloy types. PASSED AS PRESENTED, VOTE 6-0.

Benedictine Bottoms

Potential Public Land regulation - updated (PDF - 18.27 kB)

Attached is a new PL's Regulation Briefing Document for your information. There was some confusion as to what was to be included in the final briefing booklet and the PL document did not include reference to items pertaining to guiding and outfitting on public wildlife areas and an item dealing with use of non-toxic shot on intensively managed dove hunting fields on wildlife areas. The new material included is underlined.

Coyote Trail #7
  • Trail Season: Year Round
  • Trail Activities: Walking
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    BE ON THE LOOKOUT!

     

    There are many plants, including flowers, that only blossom seasonally and may not be found during certain times of the year. Because of that, we cannot put posts at every spot a flower had previously grown. In the past, we have had:

    • Snakeroot (Eupatorium rugosum)

    SMALL WHITE FLOWERS—This plant can be toxic to cattle when ingested causing “trembles.” The toxicity is passed through milk and when ingested by humans causes “milk sickness.”

    • CatClaw (Mimosa quadrivalvis)

    SPINEY LEAVES WITH BALL-SHAPED PINK FLOWERS DOTTED WITH YELLOW POLLEN– When touched, the leaves of this plant close. Catclaw seeds have been used as a laxative.

    • Purple Coneflower (Echinacea agustifolia)

    TALL STALKS WITH DARK, PRICKLEY CONE SURROUNDED BY SPREADING PURPLE PETALS

Oak Mills

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