Glen Elder State Park Pond (Fishing Location) 42%

.  This regulation went into effect on September 1, 2017. Users are encouraged to utilize the ISportsman electronic daily hunting permit system, but may also use the phone system or the 2 paper card stations located      .... Continue to Glen Elder State... >>

Glen Elder (Locations) 39%

. YOUTH-MENTOR AREA:  450+ acres along the north shoreline of Waconda Lake have been designated for Youth-Mentor hunting from October 1st through January 31st. Youth must be age 17 or younger. Adult mentors ... , Arapaho and others. Kanza tribe members reportedly called the springs, “Wakonda,” meaning “Great Spirit.” In 1767, the first non-native person is said to have visited the springs. However, the first      .... Continue to Glen Elder >>

Cedar Bluff (Locations) 38%

-726-9105. Questions pertaining to hunting and the wildlife area should be directed to  Cale Hedges, Public Lands Manager at 785-726-9104. The park office is now open Monday- Friday 8:00am-4:00pm ... Game: In the past archery and firearm hunters have recorded one of the highest public land success rates. Most deer are whitetails with a few mule deer on the area. Hunters can only use (1) one ... historic significance. Threshing Machine Canyon, accessible by a road west of the park, was the site of a station on Butterfield’s Overland Despatch (BOD) or the Smoky Hill Trail, called Bluffton Station      .... Continue to Cedar Bluff >>

Glen Elder Reservoir (Fishing Location) 38%

.” In 1767, the first non-native person is said to have visited the springs. However, the first recorded visit by a non-native occurred in 1806, when General Zebulon Pike (for whom Pike’s Peak is named      .... Continue to Glen Elder Reservoir >>

Antelope (Species) 27%

Kansas that might appear to be suitable for pronghorn have seen reintroduced animals dwindle or disappear. There is a healthy population of pronghorn in Kansas, but they are primarily restricted      .... Continue to Antelope >>

Pheasant (Species) 25%

each season. Estimated annual harvests have ranged from a low of 425,000 to a high of 824,000 cocks since 1990, typically placing Kansas in the top 3 or 4 pheasant hunting states in the U.S. Ring      .... Continue to Pheasant >>

Ducks (Species) 25%

have been scattered solely as a result of a normal agricultural planting or normal soil stabilization practice. - Hunters may use natural vegetation to conceal or construct a blind. - Hunters may hunt      .... Continue to Ducks >>

Upland Bird Forecast (Article) 21%

to hunting. Greater prairie-chickens may be harvested with a 2-bird daily bag limit in the Greater Prairie-Chicken Unit. All prairie chicken hunters are required to have a Prairie Chicken Permit, which allows ... Figure 1: Map of the seven small game management regions within Kansas. Areas in gray are closed to prairie chicken hunting. 2025 Upland Bird Forecast Jump To      .... Continue to Upland Bird Forecast >>