WIHA Area Rules (Article) 7%

property. Hunting on the wrong side of the WIHA property boundary is a trespass violation and jeopardizes the future of the program.  Do not damage standing crops. Obey all Kansas hunting rules ... The Walk-In Hunting Area (WIHA) program is an expansion of a pilot project started in 1995. The Department of Wildlife and Parks leases private land and opens it to public hunting. A survey of both      .... Continue to WIHA Area Rules >>

Muskrat (Species) 7%

The muskrat ( Ondatra zibethicus) is a widely distributed semi-aquatic rodent that occurs throughout most of the United States and Canada, including all of Kansas. Muskrats live in marshes      .... Continue to Muskrat >>

Otter (Species) 7%

North American river otters once occupied most of North America. During the early 1800s, they were probably common along all the major rivers and permanent streams in Kansas. Over time, otters were      .... Continue to Otter >>

Sandhill Crane (Species) 7%

Sandhill Crane - photo by Mike Blair, KDWP Sandhill cranes have been hunted in Kansas since 1993 and in the Central Flyway since 1961. Hunting is permitted by the U.S. Fish      .... Continue to Sandhill Crane >>