Cherokee Lowlands (Locations) 12%

, blue catfish, flathead catfish and rough fish at different times throughout the year. White bass and crappie can be caught in good numbers during early spring, depending on river flow and water clarity      .... Continue to Cherokee Lowlands >>

Epic Off Trail 05-25 (Event) 12%

hour hike.  We found lots of extra stuff to look at!!! ***I must have a minimum number of experienced hikers signed up to host this tour*** Things to Know: *There is no fee for the tour. You DO      .... Continue to Epic Off Trail 05-25 >>

32-958 (Article) 12%

;conservation" mean the use of all methods and procedures for the purposes of increasing the number of individuals within species and populations of wildlife up to the optimum carrying capacity of their habitat      .... Continue to 32-958 >>

Tagging Instructions (Article) 12%

, if a dated written notice that includes the donor's printed name, signature, address, and permit number accompanies the meat. The person receiving the meat shall retain the notice until the meat is consumed      .... Continue to Tagging Instructions >>

Sandhill Crane (Species) 12%

,000 birds. The next largest populations number about 20-25,000 birds      .... Continue to Sandhill Crane >>

Norton Waterfowl Report (Report) 12%

Waterfowl numbers There is currently a low number of dark geese that are consistently on the lake. There is currently no ducks that are consistently on the lake. 0 snow geese are staying      .... Continue to Norton Waterfowl... >>

Coffey County Lake Fishing Report (Report) 12%

crankbaits, big flutter spoons, or big plastic worms rigged on shaky heads or Carolina rigs fish along points and ledges. Quality fish are present but numbers remain low.  walleye Fair      .... Continue to Coffey County Lak... >>

McPherson Valley Wetlands Waterfowl Report (Report) 12%

Waterfowl numbers ATTENTION: All hunters MUST check-in / check-out when hunting.  Visit https://ksoutdoors.com/checkin using your licensing login credentials to check      .... Continue to McPherson Valley... >>