Greeley (Locations) 6%

-tailed and mule deer.      .... Continue to Greeley >>

Meade (Locations) 6%

, the 360-acre wildlife area offers good opportunities for dove and quail hunters. Deer, turkey, rabbit, and some waterfowl also inhabit the area and offer hunters an occasional mixed bag.      .... Continue to Meade >>

Wilson (Locations) 6%

alternating layer of limestone and shale. This makes the area a favorite site for those interested in the geology of Kansas. Deer, quail, rabbits, numerous song birds and a variety of other terrestrial wildlife      .... Continue to Wilson >>

Turkey Run Trail (Trails) 6%

of the lake and the rolling hillsides. The trail offers frequent sightings of whitetailed deer and other native wildlife. Bald eagles commonly perch near the lake during winter months. This secluded trail      .... Continue to Turkey Run Trail >>

Coyote Trail #11 (Trails) 6%

Smooth Sumac (Rhus glabra)   Smooth sumac is very important to deer and other browsing animals during cold months when other plants are not available for food. Scientists have even found      .... Continue to Coyote Trail #11 >>

Duck Creek (Locations) 6%

. A small marsh is located on the area and fishing in the creek is provided during wet periods. Management focuses priarily on deer, turkey, upland and small game.      .... Continue to Duck Creek >>

Logan State Fishing Lake (Fishing Location) 6%

hunting the food plots during cold or inclement weather. Mule and whitetail deer, dove, rabbits (jack and cottontail), and coyotes in low numbers are also found on the area. During the fall and spring      .... Continue to Logan State Fishi... >>

Pottawatomie No. 1 (Fishing Location) 6%

includes 166 acres of public hunting. Populations of Deer, Turkey, Fox Squirrels, Bobwhite Quail and other species can be found on the property. Pottawatomie State Fishing Lake No. 1 has several primitive      .... Continue to Pottawatomie No. 1 >>

Jewell State Fishing Lake (Fishing Location) 6%

and whitetail deer, waterfowl, furbearers and many song birds and non-game wildlife inhabit or pass through and use the area. Food plots encourage wildlife to use the area and supplement the food provided      .... Continue to Jewell State Fish... >>