Smoky Hill/ Kanopolis (Locations) 10%

Click on "News" link above for Smoky Hill Wildlife Area refuge boundary maps Centrally located on Kanopolis Reservoir and managed by the Kansas Department of Wildlife ... hills, bluffs and woods of the scenic Smoky Hills region of Kansas, Kanopolis is located 33 miles southwest of Salina. Located on the Prairie Trail Scenic Byway northwest of Marquette along K-141, about 5      .... Continue to Smoky Hill/ Kanop... >>

Wildlife Habitat (Article) 10%

dam. Water from the pond can be used to seasonally flood the area, creating a man-made marsh. Timely drainage during May should result in a dense stand of desirable wetland plants such as smartweed      .... Continue to Wildlife Habitat >>

West Nile Virus (Folder) 10%

, the incubation period for the virus ranges from 3 to 15 days. However, about 80 percent of persons infected by West Nile virus do not develop any symptoms. The remainder may develop a fever and other symptoms      .... Continue to West Nile Virus >>

Improving Undesirable Fish Populations (Article) 10%

be overcome, the pond owner might consider stocking 100 8-inch and longer channel catfish per acre and forget about trying to produce bass and bluegills. After 8-inch bass have been stocked in a clear pond      .... Continue to Improving Undesir... >>

Milky Way, Sunset, and Perseid Meteor Shower Viewing!!! (Event) 10%

opportunity for photos! It will be a moonless sky!! We can plan to be off trail photographing meteors, rocks, and other cool night time things from about 8:00pm till about 12:00am. Please bring red lights      .... Continue to Milky Way, Sunset... >>

Kids Lifetime Hunting & Fishing License (Folder) 10%

APPLICATIONS ARE NOW AVAILABLE! Click below to download a Kansas Kids Lifetime Hunting and Fishing License application. Download KS Kids Lifetime Hunting and Fishing License Application (PDF      .... Continue to Kids Lifetime Hun... >>

Otter (Species) 9%

North American river otters once occupied most of North America. During the early 1800s, they were probably common along all the major rivers and permanent streams in Kansas. Over time, otters were      .... Continue to Otter >>