Summer Burn Byron Walker Wildlife Area(Outdoor Today) 29%

at the Aug. 12 Commission meeting in Mankato. Teal and other early migratory bird seasons are set and can be found on the Migratory Birds page. ... overlooked as months to conduct prescribed burns. However, burns conducted during these months can be  beneficial for improving wildlife habitat, livestock forage and brush management      .... Continue to Friday July 30 2010 >>

Lovewell Reservoir (Fishing Location) 29%

Reservoir, a 3,000 acre flood control and irrigation reservoir.  In 1972, 200 acres were purchased by the Kansas Fish and Game Commission and is owned by the state of Kansas. Lands previously managed      .... Continue to Lovewell Reservoir >>

Green (Locations) 29%

Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism Public Lands Manager: Justin Hamilton Phone: 785-887-6882 ... oak-hickory woodlands are found on the northern end, while examples of native tall grass prairie containing native warm season grasses and forbs can be found on the eastern edge. Principal management ... By request of the family, the area is managed as a non-consumptive use area. Hunting, trapping, and fishing are prohibited. Camping, off-road vehicle use, horse riding, and target shooting      .... Continue to Green >>

Keith Sebelius Reservoir / Norton (Locations) 29%

    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 ... Office:  (785) 877-2953 - Click the Park News icon above for office hours. Questions pertaining to the Norton Wildlife Area or hunting should be directed to  Luke Winge, Public Lands Manager  at (785) 877 ... 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... >>

Hillsdale (Locations) 29%

soil wetlands are managed for ephemeral and emergent vegetation for native wildlife, particularly migrating shorebirds and waterfowl. Also, more than 20 ponds can be found across the Wildlife Area      .... Continue to Hillsdale >>

Logan State Fishing Lake (Fishing Location) 29%

Logan Wildlife Area Manager: Kent Hensley Pheasants Forever Habitat Specialist: Cale Hedges Location : 1.5 mile north and 3 mile west of Russell Springs, KS. Logan Google Earth (kmz file) N38 55      .... Continue to Logan State Fishi... >>

Scott (Locations) 29%

Park Office: (620) 872-2061 Manager: Brent Clark (620)276-8886 ... Public hunting is allowed on the 160 acres of designated wildlife area west of the park. Vehicle parking is available at either end of the access road into the area. Hunters can expect wooded      .... Continue to Scott >>

Goodman (Locations) 29%

Manager: Brent Clark 620-276-8886 ... of the property. Hunting opportunity and success can only get better as more habitat diversity is added to the area through additional tree and shrub plantings. Other Activities: The lake is a prime spot ... The 265 acre property is owned by the Wet Walnut Watershed District No. 58. The property is managed by the state, but is in a cooperative agreement with the Watershed District and Ness County      .... Continue to Goodman >>

Clinton (Locations) 28%

Area Manager: Justin Hamilton Office Phone: 785-887-6882 Clinton Wildlife Area is located approximately 7 miles west of Lawrence on the upper end of Clinton Reservoir ... over 100 acres in size and is located within the area's seasonal Refuge. All wetland cells except the refuge marsh can be filled by pumping water out of the Wakarusa River. Management of native ... Clinton Reservoir was completed by the US Army Corps of Engineers in 1977. Approximately 9,000 acres are managed by KDWPT for use as a public Wildlife Area. ... area with written permission from Area Manager. Horseback riding is allowed on the southeast side of the Rock Creek Arm on designated trails only which are primarily located in the Corps of Engineers      .... Continue to Clinton >>