Perry Office will close at 11:00 am (Event) 18%

permits can be obtained at the self-pay station north of the office. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause      .... Continue to Perry Office will... >>

Coyote (Event) 18%

Season Dates (statewide): All year Season Limit: No limit There is no closed season for trapping or hunting coyotes. Motor vehicles and radios in vehicles may be used to hunt coyotes      .... Continue to Coyote >>

La Cygne Reservoir (Fishing Location) 18%

-in before hunting and check-out after the hunt (regardless of success).  Go to:   https://ksoutdoors.com/checkin Trees stands may not be placed more than 14 days prior to the season and must be removed within      .... Continue to La Cygne Reservoir >>

Zebra Mussels (Folder) 18%

water, up to a liter a day, to eat plankton. Although this filtering action may clear up the water, clear water does NOT mean clean water and the clear water zebra mussels leave behind will often lead      .... Continue to Zebra Mussels >>

Sedan City Lake South (new) (Fishing Location) 18%

includes some grassland covered Osage Quests ecotone. This helps to maintain the 36 inches of average water transparency. The lake is located one and one-half miles north of Sedan, Kansas on highway 99      .... Continue to Sedan City Lake S... >>

Moline City Lake North (new) (Fishing Location) 18%

comprises most of the lake's 4,742 acre drainage basin and helps maintain the average 36 inches of water transparency. The lake is located one and one-half miles north of the city of Moline. Construction      .... Continue to Moline City Lake... >>

Shelter #6 (Image) 18%

as possible to ensure your reservation.  Once the permit is approved, payment may be taken over the phone or in person.  I will email/fax back a confirmation of your reserved area, as soon as I      .... Continue to Shelter #6 >>

Greater and Lesser Prairie Chicken (Species) 18%

to restore sharptails in the 1980’s and 1990’s, while initially promising, ultimately proved unsuccessful. Prairie chickens may be best known for their unique spring breeding behavior. Early in spring, groups      .... Continue to Greater and Lesse... >>