STATE'S FIRST FLOATLINE FISHING SEASON BEGINS JULY 15
KDWP SEEKS LANDOWNERS FOR SPECIAL HUNTS ON PRIVATE LANDS
SHOTGUN WING-SHOOTING CLINIC AT PRATT GUN CLUB JULY 14
BULLFROG SEASON TIME TO PURSUE NATURE'S TUBASSCOTT STATE PARK TO HOST SOUTHWEST KANSAS YOUTH PROGRAM Read More

Eight reservoirs targeted for pilot program; special permit requiredPRATT -- Last October, the Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission approved a pilot project to allow floatline fishing at eight reservoirs beginning this summer. Anglers will be allowed to use floatlines only during daylight hours from July 15 through Sept. 15 at eight Kansas res ... Read More

Program provides landowner income, uncrowded hunting; signup deadline July 13PRATT -- In a joint effort between private landowners and the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP), a number of special hunts will be conducted on private lands this fall. Called the Special Hunts On Private Lands Program, these hunts are the result of 2008 ... Read More

Clinic open to anyone 12 or older; pre-registration required PRATT -- The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) will conduct a basic wing-shooting clinic at the Pratt Gun Club this July. The course will include four sessions conducted on Tuesday evenings beginning July 14 and is open to anyone age 12 or older. The course is designed f ... Read More

Season runs July 1-Oct. 31; fishing license requiredPRATT -- Bullfrogs have been bellowing from farm ponds, streams, and lakes since the Kansas weather warmed up, and many campers and anglers are anxious to target a few of these amphibious "tubas" and put some fine eating on the table. They'll get their chance on July 1, when the bul ... Read More

Participants may win one of two shotguns or one of 24 guided hunts
SCOTT CITY -- The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) will host the annual Southwest Youth Program at Scott State Park on Aug. 1 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Individuals attending the program will have the opportunity to draw one of 24 guided hunts, and two shotguns will be ... Read More