Hunting Programs (Folder) 34%

Hunter Education Special Hunts Information Walk-in Hunting Area Program iWIHA limited access Hunts Hunter Recruitment and Retention Effort Antlerless Deer Hunting Referral Program Harvest ... of Certified Game Breeders iWIHA limited access Hunts Donate Your Deer! Adaptive Sportsmen of Kansas (ASK) all-terrain track chairs      .... Continue to Hunting Programs >>

Coyote - Night Vision Permit Season (First Segment) (Event) 31%

with the exception of antlered deer firearm seasons. Use of this equipment is not permitted on department lands and waters, including WIHA, and may not be used in conjunction with the use of a vehicle); Permit      .... Continue to Coyote - Night Vi... >>

Coyote - Night Vision Permit Season (Second Segment) (Event) 31%

;thru March 31 with the exception of antlered deer firearm seasons. Use of this equipment is not permitted on department lands and waters, including WIHA, and may not be used in conjunction      .... Continue to Coyote - Night Vi... >>

GPS/KML Information & Files (Folder) 31%

Access (WIHA) properties. While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the provided files, changes with regard to tract enrollment can and do occur throughout the year. As with the Kansas Hunting      .... Continue to GPS/KML Informati... >>

Land Qualifications (Article) 30%

Much of the land enrolled to date has been Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) acres. CRP is ideal for WIHA although land with similar qualities and hunting opportunities, such as native rangeland      .... Continue to Land Qualifications >>

Google Earth KML File (File) 29%

Use to view WIHA tract boundaries on the Google Earth digital globe or in Google Maps. File can also be added to 'MyMaps' in a Google account for viewing on compatible mobile devices.      .... Continue to Google Earth KML... >>

Benefits (Article) 27%

, it may be more convenient for them to enroll in the WIHA program. The department publishes a detailed county map outlining each tract of land enrolled in the program, and hunters are asked not to contact      .... Continue to Benefits >>