Osborne Co. - Osborne (Event) 12%

Kids will experience many hands-on, outdoor activities including: Mountain Man Encampment, Archery, Fishing, Biking, Black Powder Shooting, Shotgun & Pistol Shooting, Sling Shots, Canoeing, Fly      .... Continue to Osborne Co. - Osb... >>

Tournament Black Bass Pass (Article) 12%

BLACK BASS TOURNAMENTS All vessels used by participants in a weigh-in bass fishing tournament must have a working livewell that contains an electrolyte chemical-water solution, and the following      .... Continue to Tournament Black... >>

Quivira National Wildlife Refuge (Folder) 12%

1434 NE 80th St., Stafford, St. John, KS 67578 (620) 410-4011 Visit the website  Quivira National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) is one of over 500 refuges in the U.S. administered by the U.S. Fish      .... Continue to Quivira National... >>

Equal Opportunity & Accommodations (Folder) 12%

 form. Federal Financial Assistance Statement KDWP receives federal financial assistance from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and thus prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national      .... Continue to Equal Opportunity... >>

Webster State Park OK Kids (Event) 12%

for a Lifetime Hunt, Fish or Fur Harvester License. (The child must be a current Kansas resident to be eligible for the lifetime license. The Lifetime Hunt, Fish or Fur Harvest License prize is nontransferable      .... Continue to Webster State Par... >>

Pond Uses (Article) 12%

Intended pond uses and the question of whether to stock fish should be determined before a site is selected and the pond is designed. While it is sometimes best to design a pond for its primary      .... Continue to Pond Uses >>

CHANNEL CATFISH (Species) 12%

The channel catfish is the bread and butter of Kansas fishing. Found in nearly all waters from large rivers and reservoirs to small prairie streams, good channel cat fishing is never far away. State      .... Continue to CHANNEL CATFISH >>

PADDLEFISH (Species) 12%

The paddlefish is a plankton eater that resembles prehistoric fishes. Common only in two Kansas rivers – the Marais des Cygnes and the Neosho – the paddlefish is taken by fishermen during the spring      .... Continue to PADDLEFISH >>