Webster (Locations) 15%

offer great fishing in Webster Reservoir and it's a stopping place for many migratory waterfowl and shorebirds. Ituality walleye, crappie, white bass, and channel catfish. Webster Wildlife Area ... ,700 acres of open water offer great fishing in Webster Reservoir and it's a stopping place for many migratory waterfowl and shorebirds. Ituality walleye, crappie, white bass, and channel catfish. Webster      .... Continue to Webster >>

McPherson Valley Wetlands (Locations) 15%

migration is a spectacular sight for viewing migratory birds in full plumage. Many species common to the central flyway can be found at the wetlands during this time. Most notably, for the first time in 100      .... Continue to McPherson Valley... >>

Kansas Bird Watching (Folder) 14%

Kansas is an excellent state for the bird watcher. Not only is the year round population of resident birds remarkable but the migratory species can add great delight. Bird watching can be as passive      .... Continue to Kansas Bird Watching >>

Lane (Locations) 14%

operable and will be utilized to flood small areas of the lake bottom for migratory birds. Hunting: At present, the area is managed as a public hunting area. The area comprises native grass with two tree      .... Continue to Lane >>

Ducks (Species) 14%

not be able to hold more than three shells. Illegal Methods of Taking Waterfowl:  No person shall take migratory game birds: 1) With a shotgun capable of holding more than three (3) shells      .... Continue to Ducks >>

Perry Reservoir (Fishing Location) 14%

River to provide habitat for migratory birds during dry years. All other wetlands depend on natural run off, thus water levels may vary from year to year. Moist soils management is conducted on all      .... Continue to Perry Reservoir >>

Birding (Landing Page KDWPT) 14%

Bird Watching In Kansas Kansas is an excellent state for the bird watcher. Not only is the year round population of resident birds remarkable but the migratory species can add great delight. Bird      .... Continue to Birding >>