Fire Extinguishers (Article) 17%

may be stored (live wells, storage, etc) double bottom construction not sealed to the hull or not completely filled in with flotation materials closed compartments in which combustible      .... Continue to Fire Extinguishers >>

Dam (Article) 17%

-type material compacted in layers. Failure to install a core trench may result in seepage and even loss of the dam. The dam should be constructed of impervious moist material that is compacted in continuous      .... Continue to Dam >>

Aquatic Nuisance Species (ANS) (Article) 17%

104°F) water and dry for at least 5 days before transporting to another waterbody. Learn to recognize exotics that may be in or near your area. Consult the Department of Wildlife, Parks & Tourism      .... Continue to Aquatic Nuisance... >>

WIFA Benefits Landowners and Anglers (Article) 17%

be strengthened. And, of course, there is a financial incentive. Many landowners own waters far from home or don’t have time to worry about who’s fishing on their property, It may be more convenient for them      .... Continue to WIFA Benefits Lan... >>

Benefits (Article) 17%

, it may be more convenient for them to enroll in the WIHA program. The department publishes a detailed county map outlining each tract of land enrolled in the program, and hunters are asked not to contact      .... Continue to Benefits >>

Kansas Shorebird Survey (Article) 17%

during spring (16 March-31 May) and eight, two-week periods during summer-fall (1 July-31 October). Such frequent surveys are needed to describe migration times and are necessary to detect shorebird use      .... Continue to Kansas Shorebird... >>

32-1012 (Article) 17%

; (1)   Apply retroactively to any occurrence prior to July 1, 1975;       (2)   prohibit importation into the state of wildlife which may be lawfully imported into the United      .... Continue to 32-1012 >>

The Importance of Wildlife Control (Article) 17%

The following is a few of the species that may need to have some sort of control. Click on the name of the species to go to a link for help in controlling that species. Rodents: beavers      .... Continue to The Importance of... >>