Pottawatomie Lake No. 1 (Locations) 6%

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 camp sites ... , with an average depth of 6 to 8 feet. Fish species which can be found include Channel Catfish, Black Bass, Crappie and Bluegill. The area also includes 166 acres of public hunting. Populations of Deer, Turkey, Fox      .... Continue to Pottawatomie Lake... >>

Logan (Locations) 6%

be successful 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 ... 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 >>

Programs (Sub Location) 6%

dispersal. Animal Architects(45 min., any season, max# 30, Pre-K to 3rd) Your group will discover the amazing variety of animal homes and try to create their own animal home outdoors. Sensory Hike(45 min      .... Continue to Programs >>

The Importance of Wildlife Control (Article) 6%

, foxes, minks, mountain lions, raccoons, otters, skunks, weasels, wolves Other mammals: armadillos, bats, rabbits, deer, elk, moles, opossums, pronghorn antelope, shrews, wild pigs Birds      .... Continue to The Importance of... >>

Wildlife Area News (Article) 6%

hunting opportunities for whitetail deer, uplands birds and waterfowl. Only walk in access will be allowed and vehicles should utilize approved parking areas. Youth hunters 17 years of age and younger      .... Continue to Wildlife Area News >>

Public Wildlife Areas in Southwest Kansas (Landing Page KDWPT) 6%

types and farming in this region provide outstanding combination pheasant, quail, white-tailed and mule deer, lesser prairie chickens and Rio Grande turkey hunting opportunities. While      .... Continue to Public Wildlife A... >>