Creel limit (Article) 19%

The maximum number of a species of fish, turtle or frog that can be taken per person in a calendar day.      .... Continue to Creel limit >>

Perry Reservoir (Fishing Location) 19%

numbers vary depending on available habitat, but the area has supported large numbers during both the fall and spring migrations. Mourning dove numbers vary yearly depending on nesting conditions. Ring      .... Continue to Perry Reservoir >>

Red-spotted Toad (Species information) 19%

and early May or after heavy rainfall during spring or summer. The species congregates in small numbers around canyon pools and streams to mate. The female deposits her eggs singly as the male fertilizes them      .... Continue to Red-spotted Toad >>

Cabin Point (north) (Facilities) 19%

This brushpile consists of 50 large cedar trees. When the reservoir is full, it is in 13-15 feet of water and produces some excellent crappie fishing. Good numbers of largemouth bass and channel      .... Continue to Cabin Point (north) >>

Pottawatomie Lake No. 1 (Locations) 19%

Special Features A hiking trail through the rolling hills of this area can challenge your physical ability. Wintering Bald Eagles can be found on the area as migrating waterfowl numbers increase. In 2007 ... . Wintering Bald Eagles can be found on the area as migrating waterfowl numbers increase. In 2007, this property received a grant from the National Wild Turkey Federation to improve habitat for wild turkey      .... Continue to Pottawatomie Lake... >>

Eastern Hognose Snake (Species information) 19%

valleys of rivers and in the eastern tier of counties. Mating occurs during April and May after emergence from winter inactivity. Courtship is not known. Females lay a single clutch each year. The numbers      .... Continue to Eastern Hognose S... >>

Ferruginous Hawk (Species information) 19%

and breeds locally in the west. During migration and in winter, it occurs eastward in progressively reduced numbers. Vagrants are widespread, especially in the late summer. In winter, the birds disperse      .... Continue to Ferruginous Hawk >>