32-962 (Article) 11%

for administration and management of any area established under this section or utilized for conservation of nongame species, species in need of conservation or threatened or endangered species. Such programs shall      .... Continue to 32-962 >>

Striped Skunk (Species) 11%

skunks are capable of digging their own burrow, but usually remodel abandoned badger or woodchuck dens if available. They also take up residence in or under man-made structures including dumps, junkyards      .... Continue to Striped Skunk >>

Gray Fox (Species) 11%

in or under rocky outcroppings, wood or brush piles, logs, or stumps. Dens are used year-round, but are most important for whelping. An average of three to five young are born in April or May, and these remain      .... Continue to Gray Fox >>

Otter (Species) 11%

sites are well-hidden and include hollow logs, log jams, piles of driftwood and dens and lodges of muskrats and beavers. They may also den under docks, boathouses and other human structures Breeding      .... Continue to Otter >>

Sandhill Crane (Species) 11%

and Wildlife Service in nine of the 10 states in the Central Flyway. Although crane hunting is opposed by some people, crane hunting is done on a sustainable basis under a population management plan approved      .... Continue to Sandhill Crane >>

Locations (Landing Page KDWPT) 11%

and under the Fishing Impoundments and Stream Habitat (F.I.S.H.) program.      .... Continue to Locations >>