Kanopolis Reservoir (Fishing Location) 35%

of firearm deer, spring turkey and upland bird seasons. Whitetail deer, turkey, and upland bird are popular game species. Tree stands may be placed on the area 14 days prior to the season and removed within 14      .... Continue to Kanopolis Reservoir >>

Lovewell (Locations) 33%

west of the marina, The Southwinds swimming beach offers both sun and shade. Picnic facilities are available throughout the day-use areas, as well as two large group shelters that can be reserved ... available at the information shelter in front of the Lovewell office. We do not want technical issues to prevent someone from hunting. The information is valuable, so please keep trying to check-in, even      .... Continue to Lovewell >>

Glen Elder State Park Pond (Fishing Location) 32%

. There are no TRASH receptacles on the Wildlife Area. Please take your trash with you. SHOOTING RANGE:  Open during daylight hours. If there are muddy conditions, users may have to walk in from the gates. Everything      .... Continue to Glen Elder State... >>

Tuttle Creek Reservoir (Fishing Location) 32%

-tailed deer, turkey, quail, pheasants, squirrels and doves. All hunters are required to check into I-sportsman prior to hunting Camping, off-road vehicle and ATV use, horseback riding and target shooting      .... Continue to Tuttle Creek Rese... >>

Injured or Orphaned Wildlife (Sub Location) 31%

squirrel has fallen from a damaged nest, others may have fallen out as well. Search the immediate area. Look under bushes and fallen leaves where other babies may have taken cover. You may warm the baby ... The Milford Nature Center is no longer offering Wildlife Rehabilitation Services for injured or orphaned animals. But, it is our intent to give an animal every opportunity to stay WILD. Please read      .... Continue to Injured or Orphan... >>

Smoky Hill/ Kanopolis (Locations) 31%

access the trails from the Alum Creek parking lot. The wildlife area trails are closed from Nov 1-Jan 31 annually to limit hunter disturbance and for safety. If riding horseback or on a bicycle, please ... . Whitetail deer, turkey, and upland bird are popular game species. Tree stands may be placed on the area 14 days prior to the season and removed within 14 days after the season. Upland hunters find pheasants ... . Take your trash with you. Special Features: A refuge/special hunt area along the river is closed to all activities except by special permit from September 1 through January 31. Limited Special      .... Continue to Smoky Hill/ Kanop... >>

Glen Elder (Locations) 31%

receptacles on the Wildlife Area. Please take your trash with you. SHOOTING RANGE:  Open during daylight hours. If there are muddy conditions, users may have to walk in from the gates. Everything brought ... in the early 1960s to make way for the lake. Rubble from the demolition was piled into Waconda Springs before the lake filled. Also at Glen Elder, travelers can visit the historic Hopewell Church. The church      .... Continue to Glen Elder >>

Insect Collection and Education Night (Event) 30%

at the Coyote shelter following the trail walk. From 9PM until 11PM we will do a night collection by the use of insect traps or an attractor. In between checking the insect attractors participants will get      .... Continue to Insect Collection... >>

Special Hunts Information (Folder) 28%

. DISABLED Hunts– These hunts are designed for disabled individuals to meet their special needs. Read the hunt descriptions as some hunts may have specific disability requirements. DEFINITIONS: Please see      .... Continue to Special Hunts Inf... >>

Park News (Article) 25%

with a copy of your bill of sale. Please make a copy to keep for yourself. If you bought the boat from a dealer in state or out of state- Kansas Sales tax must be collected, per Senate Bill 195. If sales tax ... ://www.facebook.com/PerryStatePark for the most up to date information. BOAT Registrations Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 3:30 pm ONLY. Please call the office ahead of time 785-246-3449 if you have questions.      .... Continue to Park News >>