Outdoors
Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism verify mountain lion sighting in Rooks County
Wildlife biologists with the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism verified a mountain lion sighting in Rooks County, north of Webster. This remote...
Outdoors
Hunters return to fields as dove season opens September 1
Dove hunting season will open in a few days, and the prospects for hunter success are looking good.
"September 1 is a big day for...
Outdoors
Mimic woodpecker fools competing birds, but genetics expose its true identity
To look tougher, a weakling might shave their head and don a black leather jacket, combat boots and a scowl that tells the world,...
Outdoors
Agritourism hot for Kansas farms and Ranches
What’s hot among those looking for nearby adventure? Agritourism. Every weekend, local explorers visit Kansas farms and ranches to learn about regional agriculture production,...
Outdoors
Special Youth Dove Hunting Opportunities Abound Opening Weekend
If you’re looking to introduce a youngster to the joys of dove hunting, opportunities for youth-only hunts will be available throughout the state this...
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Roadside surveys produce quail population indexes in Oklahoma
Each year for the past 26 years, biologists throughout Oklahoma have conducted roadside quail surveys in August and October. The surveys produce population indexes...
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KDWPT Receives $2.7 Million Grant For Public Access on Private Lands
On August 17, 2015, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) awarded $20 million in grants to 15 states...
Outdoors
Lake Afton Public Observatory, bring your own telescope night
If you have a telescope and haven't quite figured out how to get the most out of it yet --you are in luck! The...
