Kansas Monarch Conservation Plan (Folder) 12%

. 2019 Kansas Monarch Conservation Plan (PDF 1.62 MB) Any questions or comments regarding the Kansas Monarch Conservation Plan can be emailed to megan.rohweder@ks.gov      .... Continue to Kansas Monarch Co... >>

Maxwell (Locations) 12%

herd management to maintain proper grazing levels. Primary use of the area is wildlife viewing. The Maxwell Refuge is the only location in Kansas where public herds of both bison and elk can be viewed      .... Continue to Maxwell >>

Neosho (Locations) 12%

. The water level of this pool fluctuates naturally throughout the seasons and provides good aquatic habitat for waterfowl. Fishing is allowed from April 1 until August 31. Good fishing can be found at times      .... Continue to Neosho >>

Kansas Veteran's (Locations) 12%

opportunities in Sherman County. Whitetail, Mule deer, pheasants and rabbits are the primary species found on the area. When the lake has water in the fall it can produce excellent waterfowl hunting. Habitat      .... Continue to Kansas Veteran's >>

Neosho (Locations) 12%

. A flat rate required fee of $26 is required for reservations and reservations can be made by calling 620-449-2539. If you are wanting to reserve the shelter house you are encouraged to make your      .... Continue to Neosho >>

Fishing Atlas (Folder) 12%

on the specific number on the map above. A download box will appear, asking if you want to open or save the PDF with the map details. Make your selection and print the maps. Maps are all the same scale and can      .... Continue to Fishing Atlas >>

Park News (Article) 12%

not drive around the barricades.  Turkey Run: is closed due to construction. Please remember that the office hours are 8-4 Monday through Friday, and we can get very busy with many phone ... registrations are done Monday - Friday 9:00 -3:30 Only. No boat registrations can be done on the weekend. Your registrations can be done here at Perry State Park. Monday thru Friday 9am-3:30pm. YOU must have all      .... Continue to Park News >>