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Clinics offer youth outdoor opportunity that can last a lifetime Want to sponsor a great outdoor learning experience for youngsters? If your organization is looking for an outdoor learning activity for local youth, contact the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) and ask about a wingshooting clinic. As part of “ Pass It On,” the ag ... Read More

Book aims to train university students, early- and mid-career professionals, volunteers BETHESDA, Md. -- The Wildlife Society (TWS) has announced publication of The Leadership Workbook: Building Leadership Skills in the Natural Resource Professions and Beyond, authored by Cherrie Nolden, Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks Farm Bill coor ... Read More

Book aims to train university students, early- and mid-career professionals, volunteers The Wildlife Society (TWS) has announced publication of The Leadership Workbook: Building Leadership Skills in the Natural Resource Professions and Beyond, authored by Cherrie Nolden, Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks Farm Bill coordinator; Michael ... Read More

Hard-fighting sportfish migrating upstream from Kansas reservoirs for spring spawn Water temperatures in streams feeding larger Kansas reservoirs have begun to warm, spurring white bass on their annual spring spawning run. According to the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP), anglers are just beginning to catch white bass in strea ... Read More

Squirrels abundant in most of Kansas; season ends Feb. 28PRATT -- February is a down time for many hunters, but one often over-looked game species is abundant and active in Kansas -- the squirrel. But the season ends Feb. 28, and time is running out for those who want to hunt this elusive tree-dweller.Actually, Kansas has two species of squirr ... Read More

Squirrels abundant in most of Kansas; season ends Feb. 28February is a down time for many hunters, but one often over-looked game species is abundant and active in Kansas -- the squirrel. But the season ends Feb. 28, and time is running out for those who want to hunt this elusive tree-dweller.Kansas has two species of squirrels -- the fox squir ... Read More

April 26, 2012
A few simple measurements can provide approximate age of birdsPRATT — The regular Kansas spring turkey season runs through May 31, and many hunters have already bagged a big gobbler. Proud hunters often compare the size of their birds, and this can lead to many friendly arguments. But another, less tangible question often puzzle ... Read More

October 25, 2012Simple precautions can prevent tragic injuries PRATT—The deer archery season is in full swing, and as the rut approaches, increased deer activity has bowhunters anticipating the best hunting of the fall. But it is important they remember a few simple treestand safety rules. Because most bow shots are less than 20 yards, many hun ... Read More

November 29, 2012Venison is healthy culinary treat if cared for properlyPRATT—Everyone has heard someone say they didn’t like deer meat because of the “gamey” taste. But what is gamey? The truth is, venison is a lean, healthy source of protein that is equally palatable if the proper steps are taken, beginning immediately after the shot.There’s ... Read More

January 3, 2013While the drought has left many bird hunters disappointed, late-season hunts can still be productivePRATT—It’s a mistake to overlook late-season hunting opportunities, even this year. Most of our hunting seasons will close in January, but many hunters may have already hung up their gear for the year because of disappointing condi ... Read More

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