Kansas State Parks to Offer New Year’s Day Hikes - Published: 12/30/2024 - (News) 10%

, each one aims to create a fun experience for all. Savor the beauty of our state parks' natural, cultural, and historical resources, and be inspired to continue taking advantage of these local treasures      .... Continue to Kansas State Park... >>

Mined Land (Locations) 10%

, Mined Land Wildlife Area Office (Public Lands & Fisheries Biologist), 620-231-3173 Mined Land Wildlife Area Cherokee Crawford Labette State Fishing Lake The Mined Land Wildlife Area is one      .... Continue to Mined Land >>

Montgomery State Fishing Lake (Fishing Location) 10%

is not allowed on the area; however there are abundant opportunities to view and study wildlife. Facilities for the area include gravel access roads, three boat ramps, two floating fishing docks, one boating      .... Continue to Montgomery State... >>

Disposing of Furbearers (Article) 10%

furbearers, even if taken on one’s own land. Skinned carcasses and meat of furbearers may be sold or given to non-fur dealers, and raw furs, pelts, or skins of furbearers may be given to non-fur dealers      .... Continue to Disposing of Furb... >>

Spillways (Article) 10%

All embankment ponds require one or more spillways for overflow water. It is common to have a vegetated earthen emergency spillway around one end of the dam for flood flows and a pipe spillway      .... Continue to Spillways >>

Icefishing (Article) 10%

-powered two-wheeled vehicles, all-terrian vehicles, work-site utility vehicles, golf carts, and snowmobiles may be operated on ice-covered department waters only for the purpose of ice fishing from one      .... Continue to Icefishing >>

Deer (Species) 10%

Hunting Deer in Kansas Two deer species thrive in Kansas – the mule deer and the white-tailed deer. Mule deer are restricted to the western one-third of the state, primarily on the High Plains      .... Continue to Deer >>

CWD (Folder) 10%

and feeding deer tend to concentrate deer at small point on the landscape, often with the trails leading to the feeding sites resembling the wheel spokes of a bicycle. Anytime animals are concentrated      .... Continue to CWD >>