REGULATIONS (Article) 11%

Other regulations that hunters frequently request information for: Transporting One fully-feathered wing and /or head must remain attached to waterfowl when transported. Shipment      .... Continue to REGULATIONS >>

Otter (Species) 11%

range. This story is said to be one of the most successful carnivore reintroductions in history. In Kansas, efforts to restore the river otter began when the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks      .... Continue to Otter >>

Birding (Landing Page KDWPT) 11%

congregate in your yard one week and not be seen for weeks after. This could depend on impending weather changes or just another feeding spot. Bluebirds may well surprise you too. They might just show up when      .... Continue to Birding >>

Locations (Landing Page KDWPT) 11%

, and spotted bass; striped bass and wipers; and walleye, saugeye, and sauger. For hunters, birdwatchers, and other wildlife enthusiasts, KDWP boasts 63 wildlife areas, ranging in size from less than one hundred      .... Continue to Locations >>

Coyote (Species) 11%

60,000 to 70,000 taken by hunting license holders. Even though the cunning nature of the coyote makes it one of the most difficult species to trap, foothold trapping is usually the most effective      .... Continue to Coyote >>

Area News (Article) 11%

to accomplish a variety of work and recreation tasks.  However, there are places that they are prohibited.  Our public wildlife areas are one of those places!  Under Kansas regulations (KAR 115      .... Continue to Area News >>

Lovewell Reservoir Fishing Report (Report) 11%

Point is one of the most popular crappie fishing spots all year. Game Wardens reported good numbers of keeper crappie being caught last fall and winter.  Catfish Good 16 to 38      .... Continue to Lovewell Reservoi... >>

Critzer Lake Fishing Report (Report) 11%

or small craft lake.  Critzer Lake is one of Kansas' newest lakes and was opened to fishing in August of 2011. Many anglers use kayaks or tubes to float into the cover and are very successful      .... Continue to Critzer Lake Fish... >>