Ruddy Ducks in Kansas (Outdoor Today) 16%

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NASP Archery Tournament KS (Outdoor Today) 16%

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Spring Kansas Bass Fishing(Outdoor Today) 16%

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Kingman (Locations) 16%

Manager: Troy Smith, Phone: (620) 532-3242 ... are allowed, however, quiet hours are from 11:00p.m. to 6:00a.m. and generators are not to be run during those time constraints.  Office hours are generally 8:00 a.m. to 4:30p.m. though the Manager ... . So too, it is time to plan investments like prescribed burns, disked strips, grazing, and other projects that might stack the deck for a successful breeding season to come. Managers' Ramblings ... was called Callahan Marsh.  In 1930, locals decided to build what they had planned to name, Lake Ninnescah, a 1200 acre impoundment damming up the Ninnescah River.  Local folks sold fishing licenses      .... Continue to Kingman >>

Kansas Residents' Opinions on Threatened and Endangered Wildlife and Actions to Protect Wildlife by Responsive Management (Article) 16%

energy consumption for delivering and returning the questionnaires. The telephone survey questionnaire was developed cooperatively by Responsive Management and the Department based on a previous survey ... Kansas Residents' Opinions on Threatened and Endangered Wildlife and Actions to Protect Wildlife by Responsive Management ... Kansas Residents' Opinions on Threatened and Endangered Wildlife and Actions to Protect Wildlife by Responsive Management      .... Continue to Kansas Residents'... >>

Keith Sebelius Reservoir / Norton (Locations) 16%

    The area attracts good numbers of waterfowl allowing for good opportunities to hunt all around the area.  With high numbers of waterfowl, the management takes a high priority ... Bluegill Black Bullhead Channel Catfish Crappie Flathead Catfish Green Sunfish Largemouth Bass Saugeye Spotted Bass Walleye Wiper 10 50 5 5 5 5 5 5 15 18 15 18 0 0 0 1 Prairie Dog State Park Park ... The Norton Wildlife Area is a reservoir property that is owned by the Bureau of Reclamation, but managed under a long-term agreement by Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks for fish, wildlife      .... Continue to Keith Sebelius Re... >>

Cheney Reservoir (Fishing Location) 15%

Fishing Population Creel Limit Min Length Limit Channel Catfish 10 Crappie 50 10" Flathead Catfish 5 Largemouth Bass 5 15" Striped Bass 2 21" Walleye 2 21" Wiper 2 21 ... Largemouth Bass Striped Bass Walleye Wiper Blue Catfish 10 50 5 5 2 2 2 5 10" 15" 21" 21" 21" 35" 0 0 0 1 Cheney Wildlife Area Public Lands Manager:  Richard Rogers The shooting range may be closed without      .... Continue to Cheney Reservoir >>

Byron Walker (Locations) 15%

Manager: Troy Smith, Phone: (620)532-3242 ... planning a hunt.  Another habitat type found on many of our wildlife areas is wetlands.  Wetlands are managed for waterfowl attraction and often support “bonus” species that add ... of hunting and fishing. Campers, hikers, and bird watchers will also find the area attractive. 1930 was the original purchase year for the wildlife area, at that time the plan was to acquire enough land      .... Continue to Byron Walker >>

Keith Sebelius (Fishing Location) 15%

5 18 Spotted Bass 5 15 Walleye 5 18 Wiper 5 ... , Public Lands Manager  at (785) 877-2953. Questions pertaining to fishing should be directed to  Mark Shaw, Fisheries Biologist  at (785) 425-6775. Questions for a Conservation Officer should be directed      .... Continue to Keith Sebelius >>