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 >>

Mined Land (Locations) 34%

, camping, wildlife viewing and mushroom/berry picking. Species hunted include whitetail deer, eastern turkey, mourning dove, bobwhite quail, fox squirrel, cottontails and waterfowl. Principal management ... pressure. Largemouth Bass, crappie, channel catfish, rainbow trout, brown trout, redear sunfish, bluegill, wiper, walleye, spotted bass, spotted gar... These are the main species that can be found inhabiting      .... Continue to Mined Land >>

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 >>

Texas Lake (Locations) 33%

Manager: Todd Gatton Phone: (620)895-6446 ... area. The marshes have been developed with a system of pipes, pumps, and dikes. Many different pools can be managed with the 345 acre-feet of water rights available. The wetlands within this area      .... Continue to Texas Lake >>

Pratt Sandhills (Locations) 33%

Manager: Todd Gatton Phone: (620) 895-6446 ... can obtain a key from the manager of the property to gain vehicle access.      .... Continue to Pratt Sandhills >>

Kansas Wetlands Education Center (Locations) 33%

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 ... Admission is free! Call 620-566-1456 or 1-877-243-9268 Website: wetlandscenter.fhsu.edu Contacts: Curtis Wolf, manager, Email Form or  Pam Martin, KDWP educator, Email Form ... and wooded area. A vast expanse of windows allow visitors to comfortably view wildlife at the wetland area behind KWEC. From a spiny soft-shell turtle to grasshopper mice, visitors can view some of the lesser      .... Continue to Kansas Wetlands E... >>

Fish Food (Article) 33%

per acre if supplemental feeding is not provided. The average pond supports about 250 pounds of fish per acre. Populations can comprise many small individuals or fewer large individuals, but the total      .... Continue to Fish Food >>

Bourbon (Locations) 33%

Manager: Monte Manbeck (620)-449-2539 10 miles south of Moran on Highway 59 to Elsmore then east 4 miles. ... The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks manage 380 acres. Two hundred – seventy acres of land surrounds the 103 acre lake. The property is located on rolling upland terrain. The lake is situated ... Channel Catfish 15” length limit. Two fish creel limit. Hunting is restricted to areas east and south of the lake. Special Features: A water level management program helps maintain      .... Continue to Bourbon >>

Finney (Locations) 33%

Manager: Brent Clark 620-276-8886 ... Finney State Lake and Wildlife Area is located in Northeast Finney County approximately 8 miles north and 2 miles west of Kalvesta, Kansas. The property is managed as a combination wildlife      .... Continue to Finney >>

Isabel (Locations) 32%

Manager: Todd Gatton Phone:(620) 895-6446 Isportman registration ... to 41 acres by the construction of 2 dams. There are 4 separate marshes of which 3 can be pumped. Because of the extensive use of the area by waterfowl, Isabel Wetland is a non-toxic shot only area. Lead      .... Continue to Isabel >>