About Kansas Hunting (Folder) 15%

region may receive 40 inches of rain per year, whereas the southwest region may receive less than 15. Being familiar with the physiographic regions can help a hunter select an area of the state      .... Continue to About Kansas Hunting >>

Beaver (Species) 15%

consisting of an adult pair and one or two generations of young, totaling four to eight beavers. The young, or kits, are usually born in April or May, and average three or four per litter. The home range      .... Continue to Beaver >>

Badger (Species) 15%

harvests of 800 to 1,000 have been typical. Although badgers can be hunted, this is not usually an effective means of harvest or management. Nearly all harvested badgers are trapped, either at den entrances      .... Continue to Badger >>

Otter (Species) 15%

near Manhattan in 1904.  Because of their decline and ecological, economic, cultural and aesthetic importance, many wildlife management agencies, including those in the Midwest, initiated      .... Continue to Otter >>

Upland Bird Forecast (Article) 15%

the bulk of the region will remain poor. Hunters should target grasslands that can support quail or those areas specifically managed for upland birds. Prairie Chicken: Greater prairie chicken ... Figure 1: Map of the seven small game management regions within Kansas. Areas in gray are closed to prairie chicken hunting. 2025 Upland Bird Forecast Jump To      .... Continue to Upland Bird Forecast >>

Buy your license here, be entered to win a Lifetime Hunting License! (Folder) 15%

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Mined Land Wildlife Area Fishing Report (Report) 15%

 Good   8-12" Crappie can be found throughout the different units on the wildlife area. Try minnows, small jigs, or small spinners fished around brush and structure. Boat      .... Continue to Mined Land Wildli... >>