Programs (Sub Location) 15%

combines animal mounts, a video, and live animals to help children understand young animals and how they relate to their parents. Also available.... Life Cycles   Peepers, Leapers, & Creepers(45 ... that will endure throughout their lives.   Program Information All programs are planned to take from 30 to 90 minutes, are free of charge, and will use live animals, plants, or other hands-on material      .... Continue to Programs >>

Glen Elder (Locations) 15%

ALL HUNTERS at Glen Elder WA are required to check in AND OUT daily.  Hunters can go here, https://ksoutdoors.com/checkin to check-in / check-out using your licensing login credentials.&nbsp ... (water) near Granite Creek.  Refuge dates for both areas are from November 1 to January 31. Six boat ramps are located around the wildlife area and two in the state park. Low water hazards may      .... Continue to Glen Elder >>

Student Air Rifle Program (Folder) 15%

at an early age and continue through adult hood. In addition, target shooting has the ability to foster teamwork, responsibility and focus while teaching important life lessons, which is at the core of SAR.&nbsp      .... Continue to Student Air Rifle... >>

Flathead Catfish Tagging Rewards (Article) 15%

Department of Wildlife and Parks and Kansas State University are conducting a project on the biology of flathead catfish in the Kansas River.  Researchers at KSU are tagging flathead catfish with numbered      .... Continue to Flathead Catfish... >>

Jeffrey Energy Center Waterfowl Report (Report) 15%

Waterfowl numbers Ducks: Mixed bag of around 150 ducks on area Geese:  5,000 snow geese and 2,000 canada geese on area. Auxillary lake is mostly frozen as of 1/15/25, which      .... Continue to Jeffrey Energy Ce... >>

Butler State Fishing Lake Fishing Report (Report) 15%

, prepared baits, and worms are good summertime catfish baits.  Windy shorelines hold the most channel catfish at Butler as the wind blows food into the waiting fish.  There has been some good action      .... Continue to Butler State Fish... >>