Key Takeaways Kansas holds two wild turkey subspecies: Rio Grande (western two-thirds, Units 1, 2, 4, 5) and Eastern (northeast and southeast, Units 3 and 6). Central Kansas produces hybrids
Key Takeaways Milford Lake is the largest lake in Kansas at 15,700 acres. KDWP calls it the Fishing Capital of Kansas. It holds walleye, wiper, crappie, smallmouth, and white bass
Recreational land is one of the most personal purchases a person makes, and it is also one of the most consequential if due diligence is skipped. A 160-acre hunting tract
Kansas holds one of the few pronghorn seasons east of the Rockies, and it runs on a draw system that catches most out-of-state hunters off guard. The pronghorn, often called
Finding the Best Places to Live in Kansas Comes Down to Simple Math Kansas offers something that most states cannot. Affordable housing, low cost of living, and enough open land
Everything You Need to Know About Elk Hunting in Kansas Kansas has elk. Most people do not realize that, and the ones who do often misunderstand how the hunting opportunity
Key Takeaways Kansas pheasant season runs November 8, 2025 through January 31, 2026. Daily bag is 4 roosters, with a possession limit of 16 after four days. Resident license runs
Hiking trails in Kansas show you a side of the state most people never expect to find. The state gets a bad reputation for being flat and boring, but head
Key Takeaways The post covers 10 Kansas lakes worth fishing or boating: Milford (15,700 acres), El Dorado, Clinton, Cheney, Kanopolis, Waconda, Tuttle Creek, Perry, Hillsdale, and Wilson. Most pair strong
How Kansas Physical Features Affect Land Use and Value Kansas is not as flat as people think. The state rises from about 680 feet above sea level in the southeast
