Area News (Article) 9%

the Zach Hudec wetland memorial sign and replacing the base rocks for four other wetland stone signs.  These signs were damaged in the 2019 flooding on the Milford Wildlife Area and have been lying      .... Continue to Area News >>

Grants (Folder) 9%

  Add to 2020 Grant Need additional funding  KanRocks Recreation Association, Inc Land Acquisition      FY2021 Funding  Cherokee Co. K      .... Continue to Grants >>

Common Pond Fishes (Article) 9%

all summer. Eggs are deposited on rocks or other objects. Gizzard Shad The gizzard shad is a member of the herring family. It is silvery colored and has a sharp, saw-like ridge on its belly      .... Continue to Common Pond Fishes >>

Federal Migratory Bird Regulations (Folder) 9%

includes almost all birds found in the United States with the exception of the house sparrow, feral pigeon (commonly called rock dove), European starling, Eurasian collared-dove, mute swan, and upland game      .... Continue to Federal Migratory... >>

First Day Hikes (Folder) 9%

: Split Boulder Trail Meeting Location: State Park Office Details: Trail is moderate in difficulty, 2 miles in length. Hikers may see deer, birds, eagle nests and unique rock structures. Cancellation      .... Continue to First Day Hikes >>

Kingman (Locations) 8%

.  This will improve the fishery significantly for some fish species.  Some rip rap material was left over from the dam project and that material was used to build two additional rock fishing piers      .... Continue to Kingman >>

Regulating Fish Harvest (Article) 8%

be free of any structure which would provide seclusion for spawning such as sewer tiles, stumps, large rocks, tires, or cream cans. Ponds which contain only catfish are often characterized by excessive      .... Continue to Regulating Fish H... >>

Byron Walker (Locations) 8%

 additional rock fishing piers at Kingman State Lake as well as 2 more at the Pratt Headquarters youth pond.  This quarter million-dollar project was used as match in a North American Wetland Conservation Act      .... Continue to Byron Walker >>