WIFA Logo Contest Entry Form (Wild About Kansas Entry Form) 17%

original work and were taken in the state of Kansas. You also agree to give KDWPT a royalty free, irrevocable, non-exclusive, and perpetual license to use the photos for advertising, promotional      .... Continue to WIFA Logo Contest... >>

Miami (Locations) 17%

Today the Miami State Fishing Lake includes 101 acres of water bounded by about 150 acres of timbered hillsides and the Marais des Cygnes River. The lake and fishery was renovated in 2001 ... Miami State Lake dates back to 1931, when a private sportsman group was managing it as a 90-acre duck marsh. The Forestry Fish and Game, now Kansas Wildlife and Parks, purchased the lake in 1941 ... beverages are prohibited. Fires are authorized only in provided metal fire rings and grills. Fireworks are prohibited. Motorized vessels on state fishing lakes shall be operated for hunting      .... Continue to Miami >>

Antlerless Deer Hunter Referral Program (Folder) 16%

The Kansas Department of Wildlife & Parks Antlerless Deer Hunter Referral Program connects hunters willing to harvest antlerless deer with landowners who have overabundant deer populations      .... Continue to Antlerless Deer H... >>

Area News (Article) 16%

On December 27, 2011 Work begun at the Leavenworth State Fishing Lake Dam where efforts to repair a slide on the east end were undertaken. A small slide had occurred that was approximately 15 feet ... Area News New brush piles have been set to attract and improve fisheries along the east shoreline. The native prairie plot is undergoing intensive management to reduce woody vegetation      .... Continue to Area News >>

Kiowa (Locations) 16%

Kiowa State Fishing Lake is located in the northwest corner of Greensburg in Kiowa County. The 21 acre lake is located in the middle of 43 acres of land. To maintain the water level, it is necessary ... Land was purchased in 1966 for the purpose of constructing a state fishing lake. In 1984, the lake was drained for rehabilitation of the fish population and to seal the lake bottom.      .... Continue to Kiowa >>