WIHA Area Rules (Article) 8%

by a combination of hunting license fees and Federal Aid to Wildlife Restoration funds. This is a fairly new concept. Let us know what you think. WIHA contracts were written some time before the season started      .... Continue to WIHA Area Rules >>

Area News (Article) 8%

. Hunters can register at any time by going to ksoutdoors.com/check-in to register and check-in for hunting. After you are done hunting, you will “check-out” and record any harvest you may have from the hunt      .... Continue to Area News >>

Park News (Article) 8%

: At this time the only campground we have open for the winter months is the Burning Heart Campground - Electric, Water & Sewer.  If you would like to make a reservation, please call the park office      .... Continue to Park News >>

Tuttle Creek Fishing Report (Report) 8%

of the best places around to catch channel cats over 8 pounds. Population evaluations are hindered by abundant fish movement upstream into the river at times. The fishery was underperforming from 2013 to 2020      .... Continue to Tuttle Creek Fish... >>

Jamestown Wildlife Area Waterfowl Report (Report) 8%

the boat channels, as there is little to no room for more than one boat at a time. We have had several near collisions and mishaps. Also remember, ALL boating regulations will be enforced. Navigation lights      .... Continue to Jamestown Wildlif... >>

School Programs (Sub Location) 7%

live animals and plants, where possible, and/or hands-on materials and activities. Programs combining nature hikes with classroom time may be 1 ½ hours long. There will be a charge for programs      .... Continue to School Programs >>

Conservation Education Core Concepts (Folder) 7%

of animals of a given species the habitat can support over time. Cultural carrying capacity is the number and type of a given species that people will tolerate over time. Carrying capacity is dynamic      .... Continue to Conservation Educ... >>

Lake News (Article) 7%

of woody plants. Haying is timed to avoid disrupting any grassland nesting species. Major road-work was completed in the fall of 2010. Areas of roadways were re-crowned with new gravel added. A large      .... Continue to Lake News >>