Kingman (Locations) 16%

in Cheney, Marion, and El Dorado reservoirs. If you have visited these reservoirs, be sure you have cleaned or dried your boat and other equipment as indicated on signs posted at both boat ramps before ... at both boat ramps before launching at Kingman State Fishing Lake. Do not transport bait or bait water from those reservoirs to Kingman. Motorized boating is restricted to fishing only and a "no      .... Continue to Kingman >>

LONGNOSE SNAKE (Species information) 16%

/or rocky canyons in southwestern counties provide suitable habitat.      .... Continue to LONGNOSE SNAKE >>

Banded Darter (Species information) 16%

is common in Shoal Creek, Cherokee County and less abundant in the neighboring Spring River.      .... Continue to Banded Darter >>

Banded Sculpin (Species information) 16%

the summer. It is now known only from Shoal Creek, Cherokee County.      .... Continue to Banded Sculpin >>

Brassy Minnow (Species information) 16%

Kansas and from the Missouri River and one of its tributaries in Atchison County in northeastern Kansas.      .... Continue to Brassy Minnow >>

Highfin Carpsucker (Species information) 16%

. Only one Highfin Carpsucker has been known to be caught in the past 20 years and occurred in the Neosho River, Labette County. Much earlier, Highfin Carpsuckers were reported from the Kansas, Blue      .... Continue to Highfin Carpsucker >>

Neosho Midget Crayfish (Species information) 16%

is nearly equal in length to abdomen. The Neosho Midget Crayfish is currently known from the Spring River and is likely restricted to that basin in Cherokee County. This crayfish inhabits clear, permanent      .... Continue to Neosho Midget Cra... >>

River Darter (Species information) 16%

on insects. The River Darter is known in Kansas from the Neosho River in Labette and the Spring River in Cherokee County. This fish barely enters Kansas. The only records are from the broad, shallow channels      .... Continue to River Darter >>

NEW MEXICO THREADSNAKE (Species information) 16%

-8 inches.  These snakes are restricted to the southern row of counties along the Kansas-Oklahoma border. New Mexico Threadsnakes are nocturnal and secretive, frequenting ant burrows and moist areas      .... Continue to NEW MEXICO THREAD... >>