Dove Season (mourning and whitewing) (Event) 11%

Area open: Statewide Daily bag limit: The daily bag limit of 15 applies to mourning and white-winged doves, single species or in combination. There is no limit on Eurasian collared or ringed      .... Continue to Dove Season (mour... >>

Exotic Dove Season (Eurasian collared, ringed turtle) (Event) 11%

(Eurasian collared and ringed turtle doves) Area open: Statewide Season: Year-round Daily bag limit: There is no limit on Eurasian collared or ringed turtle doves, but any taken during      .... Continue to Exotic Dove Seaso... >>

Turkey (Folder) 11%

Tenant Turkey Permits will be available for purchase online at www.gooutdoorskansas.gov ,at vendor locations, or by calling 1-833-587-2165 starting March 10th, 2026.   Lottery Draw      .... Continue to Turkey >>

Talmo (Locations) 11%

to create approximately 950 acres of new lands open to outdoor recreation. Soon after Kansas statehood, the marsh at Talmo was also one of the original salt marshes deeded to the State by the 36th Congress      .... Continue to Talmo >>

Wilson (Locations) 11%

by the Kansas Fish and Game Commission from twelve individual landowners on January 21, 1955, at a total purchase price of $20,406.79. It is located in four different sections, section 8, 9, 16, and 17      .... Continue to Wilson >>

Area News (Article) 11%

.  In addition, this prevents volunteer corn from growing in this year's bean crops.  Fields will be opened to hunting 10 days after all grain is consumed.      .... Continue to Area News >>

Blaze Orange Required (Article) 11%

deer hunters and persons assisting them must wear orange during an open firearm or muzzleloader season. An orange hat and at least 200 square inches of orange is required. Of this, 100 square inches must      .... Continue to Blaze Orange Requ... >>

Lake News (Article) 11%

LAKE IS NOW OPEN TO FISHING 2019 Spring rains have raised the lake level to a maximum depth of 12 feet.  The west half of the lake is 8 - 10 feet deep and the east half 5-6 feet deep      .... Continue to Lake News >>