Greater and Lesser Prairie Chicken (Species) 10%

in the mixed prairies of the Smoky Hills in northcentral Kansas. Significant numbers of greaters can be found as well in the grassland breaks that parallel the streams of northwest and west-central Kansas      .... Continue to Greater and Lesse... >>

Melvern Lake/Wildlife Area Waterfowl Report (Report) 10%

summer. The parking lot for this wetland is at 309th & Crawford. NO DRIVING ON THE LEVEE. Refuge-The refuge is on the west end of the lake and directly east of Willow Marsh. The marsh-like upper end      .... Continue to Melvern Lake/Wild... >>

Bone Creek Reservoir Fishing Report (Report) 10%

on the coves, both the north and south side of the dam, west end, and the handicap access on the south side of the lake near the boat ramp. Prepared baits, worms, cut or live bait will be good baits to try      .... Continue to Bone Creek Reserv... >>

Cabins (Fetch Class) 10%

of the cabins are fully handicap accessible. Our cabins are arranged in the following order from east to west in the Little Bluestem Cabin Area in the Langley Point Area (South Shore) of the State Park: Each      .... Continue to Cabins >>

#1 Chicken Creek (Facilities) 10%

to the lake shore. Trails can also be reached by following the red handrail west of the shelter near the entrance of the cabin area, across from the shower house. Steps lead down to the hiking      .... Continue to #1 Chicken Creek >>

History (Folder) 10%

portion of Bourbon County belonged to the Osage Nation. In 1827, the Osage and the U.S. Government entered into a treaty designating a 25 mile-wide and 50 mile long strip of land west of the Missouri state      .... Continue to History >>

Shady Rest Cabin (Facilities) 10%

is called Shady Rest. It is a modern cabin, with central air-conditioning/heating and is located on the west side of the lake. It has a beautiful view and offers a year-round alternative      .... Continue to Shady Rest Cabin >>

Wildlife Sightings in Kansas (Folder) 10%

, but by the early 1900s, mountain lions had been eradicated from Kansas. As mountain lion populations rebounded in the West, these solitary cats gradually began to roam closer to Kansas. The first confirmed mountain      .... Continue to Wildlife Sighting... >>