BLACK-FOOTED FERRET (Species information) 21%

of wildlife as well as those areas determined by the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism to be essential for the conservation of any threatened or endangered species of wildlife.   &nbsp ... prairie dog towns capable of supporting Black-footed Ferrets.  The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service reintroduced captive-bred black-footed ferrets onto two ranches in Logan County in 2007, and has been ... must also notify the Endangered Species Specialist, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 315 Houston Street, Suite E, Manhattan, Kansas 66502.      .... Continue to BLACK-FOOTED FERRET >>

Lake News (Article) 21%

Lake News The lake is now open to fishing. In 2011 you can expect to catch healthy harvestable catfish, with bluegill and redear sunfish being fair. Black crappie will need some more years ... Douglas State Fishing Lake News      .... Continue to Lake News >>

Southeast Region (Folder) 21%

and deer hunters. This corner of Kansas includes nine reservoirs and five state parks, as well as dozens of state and community fishing lakes.      .... Continue to Southeast Region >>

Meade (Folder) 21%

.7 acre feet of water. The term ESS-13 relates to a soil sealant that has been applied to the soil in our ponds to prevent seepage. Meade Fish Rearing Station is the first hatchery in the nation that has ... Meade Walleye Hatching Rack Meade Fish Rearing Station is located 8 miles south and 5 miles west of Meade in Meade County Kansas. This Department owned complex of 1,244 acres      .... Continue to Meade >>

Pillsbury Crossing (Locations) 21%

During normal stream flow, you can canoe, kayak or take a small boat upstream as far as 1/2 mile Birdwatching is popular and a small hiking trail is provided. There is good channel cat fishing ... Pillsbury Crossing Wildlife Are was donated to the Kansas Forstry Fish & Game Commission through Wildtrust from Dr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Frick of Manhattan.The 59 acres of Deep Creek provide      .... Continue to Pillsbury Crossing >>