Old Causeway Road Bed (Facilities) 19%

This brush pile consists of over 100 cedar trees that were placed on the ice in February 2010. They are tied together and are located just west of the old causeway north bridge piling west      .... Continue to Old Causeway Road... >>

Coyote Trail #3 (Trails) 19%

Eastern Cottonwood (Populus deltoides)   The Cottonwood has been the State Tree for Kansas since 1937. They can live up to 100 years and survive well on the plains. The tree has adapted      .... Continue to Coyote Trail #3 >>

Cedar Point (Facilities) 19%

This is a deep water brushpile (20-25 feet) consisting of approximately 200-250 cedar trees anchored with cement blocks located just south of the boat ramp. The brushpile is very popular for crappie      .... Continue to Cedar Point >>

Binger (Locations) 19%

The 160 acre area has 28 acres in agricultural production, and the remaining 132 acres are a combination of native grasses, cedar trees, and plum thickets. The agricultural acres are leased      .... Continue to Binger >>

Kaw (Locations) 19%

, and off-road vehicle use are prohibited. Tree stands or blinds must be of a temporary (portable) nature or built of natural vegetation available at the site. Stands may be placed not more than 14 days      .... Continue to Kaw >>

Page Creek (Campgrounds/Areas) 19%

camping opportunities. With its sandy shorelines and large shade trees this area provides some of the nicest primitive camping areas in the state. Many boating enthusiasts prefer this area because      .... Continue to Page Creek >>

Habitat (Article) 18%

Having the right habitat can enhance the numbers and kinds of birds you have coming to dinner. The most common way to improve this is to plant shrubs and trees that provide both food and cover      .... Continue to Habitat >>

Site Preparation (Article) 18%

are left unchanged. Trees and other plants growing along such areas serve as wildlife habitat while detaining silt. The dam or foundation area should always be cleared of trees, boulders, stumps, roots      .... Continue to Site Preparation >>