Muskrat and Beaver Control in Ponds (Article) 10%

Identification of Damage Muskrats damage ponds by burrowing into dams and banks to make dens, thus increasing the chance of seepage and erosion. Den openings are 4-6 inches in diameter      .... Continue to Muskrat and Beave... >>

Park News (Article) 10%

Milford State Park  HOURS OF OPERATION: Milford State Park is open year round for all recreational authorized uses. Milford State Park Office is open to the public Monday through Friday 8am-4      .... Continue to Park News >>

Fish Facts and Fallacies (Folder) 10%

eyelids, but they “sleep” by hovering in place in open water, on the bottom or near an object. The age of a fish can be determined by examining a scale or certain bones. A ten-year-old fish would      .... Continue to Fish Facts and Fa... >>

Disc Golf Course (Sub Location) 10%

is about to throw. Ask before you cut to an open hole in front of another group.  Allow smaller groups to play through if the course is not crowded and t,ou are playing slowly. Call' Fore      .... Continue to Disc Golf Course >>

E-Tagging (Folder) 10%

How to E-Tag using the Go Outdoors KS Mobile App Take a picture of the animal with your phone's camera making sure all the animal is visible. Open the Go Outdoors KS App and on the home      .... Continue to E-Tagging >>

Antelope & Elk (Folder) 10%

Operations Office ARCHERY Antelope hunters may either purchase an over-the-counter archery permit OR purchase a preference point/apply for the antelope firearms/muzzleloader limited draw permits. Open      .... Continue to Antelope & Elk >>

Sunflower Campout (Folder) 10%

;           Registration is REQUIRED (registration opens June 2nd) To register please contact olivia.arensdorf@ks.gov or call (620) 672-0740. Meals      .... Continue to Sunflower Campout >>

Water Quality (Article) 10%

warming the pond from the surface down. Water in shallow ponds located in open areas exposed to the wind may continue to mix through ice-free periods, but by the summer the surface water in deeper, less      .... Continue to Water Quality >>