Cheyenne Bottoms (Locations) 100%

. 2 miles East From Hoisington, KS: 5 miles South on US Highway 281. 2 miles East From Highway K-4: You can access Cheyenne Bottoms by turning South at Redwing and following ... and the background behind them. Coursing Club:  During the late 1800’s and early 1900’s a Coursing Club was located a bit north and west of the Wildlife Area office about 1.5 miles.  They used greyhounds ... . Watercraft are not permitted in the refuge areas. During the waterfowl season, in-water propeller-driven boats and hand powered boats can be utilized in Pools 2, 3 and 4. Airboats are not allowed at any time      .... Continue to Cheyenne Bottoms >>

Prairie Dog (Locations) 86%

safety rules from the Kansas Dept of Agriculture. You can bring your own dishes, utensils, and cookware. The kitchens will continue to have microwaves, ovens and refrigerators. As always, our four cabins ... to the Hays Regional Office at (785) 628-8614. Cabin Renters--Please make sure to contact the park office at (785) 877-2953 within 48 hours of your arrival to obtain your key code. Also, you ... are Shady Rest, Prairie Dog, Cedar Ridge, and Branded Cedar campgrounds. Until April, there are two trash dumpsters located in the park, one at the modern cabins, and one in Branded Cedar campground. You can ... in the park that normally has water, does not have water, until late April.        While the water is turned off: You will not be able to get water anywhere in the park. Fish cleaning station and shower houses ... unearthed during the dam’s construction.  The Norton Living History Museum started in 2021, and it represents the Adobe House and the Hillmon School. To get information about tours and other events      .... Continue to Prairie Dog >>

Byron Walker (Locations) 70%

may be light can help minimize interactions with other hunters and increase your success.  Think about pinch points and travel lanes back off of the food as public land deer are more wary than ... is located both north and south of the railroad.  The Mead creek drainage is south of the railroad.  As with all of Byron Walker Wildlife Area, you will need to pay close attention to the perimeter ... , is prohibited on public lands and Walk-in Hunting Access (WIHA). Use of trail or game cameras is prohibited on all public lands and Walk-in Hunting Access (WIHA). Only two (2) tree stands may be set per      .... Continue to Byron Walker >>

Keith Sebelius Reservoir / Norton (Locations) 70%

NO ANTLERLESS DEER TAGS AVAILABLE IN UNIT 1 FOR 2025 Any antlerless deer taken will need to be tagged with an 'any-sex' tag. You can find the deer management map here.   The area attracts ... year-round, that is the one exception. Now that the water is turned off: You will not be able to get water anywhere in the park. Fish cleaning station and shower houses will be closed.  The park ... acres and 2,181 water acres when full.  There are seasonal and permanent roads that provide great vehicle access to the area.  The only fees required are for fishing, hunting and boating which ... The refuge line fluctuates with the water level every year. Please check for the latest refuge line and make sure you are respecting the boundary.      .... Continue to Keith Sebelius Re... >>

Kingman (Locations) 69%

. The area also has numerous ponds that hold fish. These are indicated on the area map and can provide excellent fishing for largemouth bass, channel catfish, and bluegill. Take a kid to one of the ponds ... -tailed deer hunting is very popular on Byron Walker. Numbers are generally good and can be found in every habitat on the area.  Choosing areas where you think pressure may be light can help minimize      .... Continue to Kingman >>

Keith Sebelius (Fishing Location) 63%

in Branded Cedar campground. You can put your trash in these dumpsters or take your trash with you. Please do not leave trash on the sidewalk at the office, raccoons will get into the bags and spread the trash      .... Continue to Keith Sebelius >>

Glen Elder State Park Pond (Fishing Location) 56%

it was razed in the early 1960s to make way for the lake. Rubble from the demolition was piled into Waconda Springs before the lake filled. Also at Glen Elder, travelers can visit the historic Hopewell Church      .... Continue to Glen Elder State... >>

Glen Elder Reservoir (Fishing Location) 55%

the Waconda Heritage Village Association’s goal of creating a "living" museum dedicated to pioneer heritage and Native American lore. Engaging stories about Waconda Springs and Hopewell Church can be found      .... Continue to Glen Elder Reservoir >>

Glen Elder (Locations) 52%

, and the water level remains relatively stable. You can see and photograph a diversity of wildlife species. In winter, bald and golden eagles visit. Deer and pheasant are common sights. Waterfowl stop ... it was razed in the early 1960s to make way for the lake. Rubble from the demolition was piled into Waconda Springs before the lake filled. Also at Glen Elder, travelers can visit the historic Hopewell Church ... (water) near Granite Creek.  Refuge dates for both areas are from November 1 to January 31. Six boat ramps are located around the wildlife area and two in the state park. Low water hazards may      .... Continue to Glen Elder >>

Glen Elder (Locations) 50%

Village, a living museum, visit the historic Hopewell Church south of the park office. Glen Elder Wildlife Area encompasses almost 13,200 land acres surrounding the lake. You can see and photograph ... it was razed in the early 1960s to make way for the lake. Rubble from the demolition was piled into Waconda Springs before the lake filled. Also at Glen Elder, travelers can visit the historic Hopewell Church ... in the early 1960s to make way for the lake. Rubble from the demolition was piled into Waconda Springs before the lake filled. Also at Glen Elder, travelers can visit the historic Hopewell Church. The church      .... Continue to Glen Elder >>