Southeast Kansas Nature Center (Locations) 36%

Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza – a rapidly spreading viral disease that can infect birds – has been detected in Kansas. If you encounter a sick, injured or abandoned bird, please contact your ... and reptiles. Many species of wildlife on the state endangered and threatened species list are found in this area. Sharp-eyed visitors can spot many species of birds, insects, reptiles, amphibians, and fish ... The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism (KDWPT) operates the Southeast Kansas Nature Center (SEKNC) under a lease agreement with the city of Galena. KDWPT manages the center, cares      .... Continue to Southeast Kansas... >>

Hollister Shooting Range (Facilities) 35%

$10 - Daily shooting range fee (non-member) Trap range = $5 per 25 targets (clays provided) (member & nonmember) Ear and Eye Protection is available at no charge. Hunters can sight in rifles ... In 1994, the Old Fort Sharpshooters (OFSS) signed a “Friends Group” agreement with the Department outlining operation and management of a shooting range. Persons utilizing the range are required      .... Continue to Hollister Shootin... >>

Flathead Catfish on Kansas River (Folder) 35%

in the Kansas River to determine if management of the species can be site specific. Determine age, growth, and mortality of flathead catfish in the Kansas River from Junction City to Kansas City, Kansas      .... Continue to Flathead Catfish... >>

Cheyenne Bottoms (Locations) 35%

Manager: Jason Wagner Hunters can check-in / check-out here, https://ksoutdoors.com/checkin using your licensing login credentials.  From Great Bend, KS: 5 miles North on US Highway 281 ... of the best wildlife viewing opportunities can be had on land bought and maintained using these hunter generated dollars.  During the 1990s, extensive renovation sub-divided some of the pools. In addition ... . Watercraft are not permitted in the refuge areas. During the waterfowl season, in-water propeller-driven boats and hand powered boats can be utilized in Pools 2, 3 and 4. Airboats are not allowed at any time      .... Continue to Cheyenne Bottoms >>

Lyon (Locations) 35%

Manager: Joe Daniels Phone: 620-699-3372 ... " on the map.  All hunters and trappers on Lyon State Fishing Lake & WA are REQUIRED to obtain a free daily hunt permit.  PERMITS CAN NOW BE OBTAINED ELECTRONICALLY, TO REGISTER AND BEGIN USING      .... Continue to Lyon >>

Does the state sell fish? Where can I buy fish to stock my pond? (Article) 34%

/Fishing/Special-Fishing-Programs-for-You/Pond-Management-Program/Producing-Fish-and-Wildlife-in-Kansas-Ponds/Stocking ... Does the state sell fish? Where can I buy fish to stock my pond?      .... Continue to Does the state se... >>

Wildlife Biologists (Folder) 34%

KDWP Wildlife Biologists provide technical assistance to private landowners for wildlife habitat improvement on their land and can answer questions regarding state and federal financial assistance ... on their land. Technical assistance can include recommendations on habitat improvement, cover types, and food establishment for all species of wildlife. Additionally, there are several state and federal wildlife      .... Continue to Wildlife Biologists >>

Kepley Wildlife Area (Locations) 34%

Manager: Brent Clark, (620)276-8886 ... of western Kansas and consists mainly of native grasses and forbs. Hunting: The area is managed as a public hunting area. The main species hunted on the area are pheasants, bobwhite quail, mourning doves      .... Continue to Kepley Wildlife Area >>

Pillsbury Crossing (Locations) 34%

Manager: Bryon Brown Phone: (785) 539-9999 ... 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      .... Continue to Pillsbury Crossing >>

Rutlader (Locations) 33%

Manager: Zach Ramsay Phone: (785) 221-4919 ... to sunflowers, wheat, millet, and clover. Decent hunting opportunities can be expected for cottontails, doves, turkey, and white-tailed deer. Rutlader is divided into two tracts by Metcalf Rd. Special care should ... Mr. James Rutlader donated approximately 125 acres to Kansas Wildlife and Parks in 1989 for the purpose of preserving the property as a wildlife management area.      .... Continue to Rutlader >>