Bobcat (Species) 8%

Bobcats ( Lynx rufus) are among the most secretive of Kansas furbearers. They range throughout Kansas, but even where they reach the highest densities in the southeast, they are only rarely      .... Continue to Bobcat >>

Muskrat (Species) 8%

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 >>

Swift Fox (Species) 8%

The cat-sized swift fox ( Vulpes velox) is a representative of the short- and mid-grass prairie ecosystems of the United States and Canada. Considered the least wary of the Kansas canids, swift      .... Continue to Swift Fox >>

Red Fox (Species) 8%

are typically thought of as prime red fox habitat, but the majority of red foxes in Kansas inhabit the suburban fringes of towns and cities, which offer refuge from coyotes. Red foxes occur statewide      .... Continue to Red Fox >>

Gray Fox (Species) 8%

This more distant relative of red and swift foxes is primarily found in the eastern third of Kansas but has extended its range westward into the central part of the state where fire suppression has      .... Continue to Gray Fox >>

Beaver (Species) 8%

in Europe at the time. Beaver populations were dangerously low by the late 1800s, but through conservation efforts, have rebounded even to the point of overabundance in some areas. In Kansas today, beavers      .... Continue to Beaver >>

Coyote (Species) 8%

Coyotes (Canis latrans) are not legally classified as furbearers in Kansas, but in many ways, they are monitored and managed as if they were. Coyotes are actually considered nongame, as a result      .... Continue to Coyote >>

Location to get Duplicate Hunter Education Certificates (Article) 8%

Hunter Education Course. Find a Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks office near you: Pratt Operations Office       Region 1 Office (Hays) Region 2 ... Duplicate Kansas hunter education certificates may be obtained at any Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks administrative or State Park office.  KDWP does not have access      .... Continue to Location to get D... >>