You may wish to get your hunter education class scheduled if you need it for the http://goo.gl/877Z5. Here you will find the class schedules and locations.
Fall hunting season. If you were born on or after July 1, 1957 (ever wonder where they come up with dates like this?), you must have this to hunt in Kansas. Kids 15 and under do not have to take the certification so long as under direct supervision of someone 18 or older who is certified. More info at
On the Kansas deer hunting front, the KDWPT says they still have nonresident permits remaining in Deer Management Units 9, 10, 11, 13, and 14. As of a couple of days ago there were a little over 900 left. For more information visit http://goo.gl/kgefx.
As a reminder, Kansas hunters looking for public land have a new tool to use at Kansas Public Hunting Land.
Some areas that are not usually accessible to hunters will be open via drwaing. These hunts see less pressure, more game, and higher success rates. The application period begins on July 16th. It closes August 11th. There are literally hundreds these special hunts available. For more information visit http://goo.gl/oHCva.
Sad 4th of July News
Five people died during the first week of July in drowing accidents around Kansas. These kinds of accidents are needless, and following some basic safety rules, as well as obviously eliminating alcohol from the activity, would prevent the vas majority of them. We are sorry for the victims and their families. For more details on this and some basic water safety rules, visit http://goo.gl/0LeV6
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