Striped Skunk (Species) 7%

trapped, but like opossums, most are caught in damage control situations or incidental to the trapping of other species. Recent annual harvests of 5,000 to 6,000 have been common, though harvests averaged      .... Continue to Striped Skunk >>

Muskrat (Species) 7%

was historically one of the most important North American furbearers in terms of total pelt value and number harvested, but has diminished in importance to the Kansas fur trade in recent years. During the 1980s      .... Continue to Muskrat >>

Swift Fox (Species) 7%

, and are not unlike what they were in the 1980s when harvest estimates were in the hundreds – the difference now being fewer coyote trappers in the field. Swift foxes are easily trapped, with almost 60 percent      .... Continue to Swift Fox >>

Gray Fox (Species) 7%

foxes have been of little importance in terms of annual fur harvest. Up to several hundred may be harvested during some years. Most of these are trapped, but a few are also taken by hunters. Gray fox fur      .... Continue to Gray Fox >>

Virginia Opossum (Species) 7%

impacted by a variety of parasites. The opossum is a significant furbearer in Kansas in terms of the number harvested, usually ranking third behind raccoons and coyotes. However, individual pelt value      .... Continue to Virginia Opossum >>

Beaver (Species) 7%

of the value of its pelt and the damage it inflicts through flooding and treecutting activities. About 10,000 Kansas beavers have been harvested annually since the mid 1990s, many of which are taken in damage      .... Continue to Beaver >>

Cedar Bluff Reservoir Fishing Report (Report) 7%

.  Cedar Bluff walleye harvest is regulated by a 21" minimum length limit and 5 fish/day creel limit, except that anglers have the option to harvest up to 2 walleye 15" but less than 18&quot      .... Continue to Cedar Bluff Reser... >>