Area News (Article) 17%

for fishing to continue to be good for a few more weeks. With the cooler weather now is the time to get out and enjoy some time along the water! Remember; be sure of fish identification before you put fish      .... Continue to Area News >>

Turkey Management Units (Article) 17%

Spring Turkey Permit valid in Units 1, 2, 3, 5, or 6. Your permit specifies the unit or units in which you may hunt. This graphic shows the current boundaries for the turkey units. Spring Turkey      .... Continue to Turkey Management... >>

Deer (Species) 17%

, Smoky Hills, and Red Hills regions. As you travel west to east, mule deer are less abundant, and whitetail numbers increase. White-tailed deer numbers have increased dramatically in the last 20 years      .... Continue to Deer >>

Park Regulations (Folder) 17%

appearance and related fines/costs. Note: you must be 18 or older to rent a cabin or campsite.      .... Continue to Park Regulations >>

Area News (Article) 17%

per 25 targets (clays provided) (member and non-member) Ear and Eye protection is available but you are encouraged to bring your own if you have it. Hunters can sight in rifles at no charge during      .... Continue to Area News >>

Social Media Policy (Article) 17%

, Flickr, etc.) is to inform and educate the public and encourage discussion concerning the agency’s mission.  Public Comments, Photos, and Videos We invite you to discuss topics that are relevant      .... Continue to Social Media Policy >>

New for 2025 (Article) 17%

, and of subsequent research activities such as radio telemetry and trapping going on along this stretch of river. If you believe you have found or caught an alligator snapping turtle, please take a photo and send      .... Continue to New for 2025 >>

Ecological Reviews and Action Permits (Folder) 17%

. Once a project sponsor has received an Ecological Review from KDWP, the results remain valid for one year. If you have any questions about this process, please contact us using the information      .... Continue to Ecological Review... >>