Collection Permit Regulations (Folder) 20%

Department of Wildlife and Parks statutes can be found at the Information Network of Kansas' homepage: http://www.kslegislature.org/cgi-bin/statutes/index.cgi . KDWP statutes are primarily listed in Chapter 32.      .... Continue to Collection Permit... >>

Isabel (Locations) 20%

Manager: Todd Gatton Phone:(620) 895-6446 Isportman registration ... to 41 acres by the construction of 2 dams. There are 4 separate marshes of which 3 can be pumped. Because of the extensive use of the area by waterfowl, Isabel Wetland is a non-toxic shot only area. Lead      .... Continue to Isabel >>

Maxwell (Locations) 20%

Manager: Cliff Peterson Phone: 620-628-4592 ... herd management to maintain proper grazing levels. Primary use of the area is wildlife viewing. The Maxwell Refuge is the only location in Kansas where public herds of both bison and elk can be viewed      .... Continue to Maxwell >>

Bolton (Locations) 20%

Manager: Bryon Brown Phone: (785) 539-9999 ... by the department. Largemouth bass, bluegill and channel catfish can be found in these ponds. The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism has begun to intensively manage for greater prairie chicken habitat      .... Continue to Bolton >>

Lane (Locations) 20%

Manager: Brent Clark (620)276-8886 ... operable and will be utilized to flood small areas of the lake bottom for migratory birds. Hunting: At present, the area is managed as a public hunting area. The area comprises native grass with two tree      .... Continue to Lane >>

GREEN SUNFISH (Image) 20%

, green sunfish are aggressive and easy to catch. However, they can easily overpopulate and become stunted in small waters. The Kansas record weighed 2 pounds, 6 ounces. The world record greenie is listed      .... Continue to GREEN SUNFISH >>

DRUM (Image) 20%

fighter and the white meat is fine table fare. The drum can make strange drumming or grunting noises with muscles vibrated against the swim bladder. The world record drum weighed 54 pounds, 8 ounces      .... Continue to DRUM >>