Legendary Kansas herpetologist Joe Collins dies
As far as Joe Collins was concerned, snakes have had a bad rap ever since the Garden of Eden.
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As far as Joe Collins was concerned, snakes have had a bad rap ever since the Garden of Eden.
This year is being called one of the most unprecedented snowy owl invasions of all time.
There’s nothing unusual about an angler taking retirement when the fish are biting. Warren Kreutziger did so in November.
Gov. Sam Brownback’s proposed state budget includes several items that could bring much-needed funds to Kansas state parks.
LAWRENCE — Mark Robbins spends his days amid thousands of dead birds.
Archery
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is offering a reward for information into the shooting deaths of two bald eagles this week in Kansas.
SALINA — A proposal to allow more crossbows during the archery deer season drew 90 minutes of discussion at Thursday's Kansas Wildlife, Parks and Tourism Commission meeting.
Kansas senior citizens could be required to buy hunting and fishing licenses after this year.
Lake Levels
Many people travel hundreds of miles hoping to get a good photo of a bald eagle.
Proposed regulations on hunting issues will be debuted at Thursday's Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism commission meeting in Salina.
The past year held plenty of news about the Kansas outdoors. Here's a list of the most important stories:
Barth Crouch is a serious bird hunter.
CARROLLTON, Mo. —Rooster Cogburn, a Vizsla bird dog, smelled something he liked as he coursed through a grassy buffer strip at the edge of a crop field in Carroll County.
Christmas shopping for outdoors lovers can be difficult.
The 2011 firearms deer season opened Wednesday.
EDWARDS COUNTY — The sand tired us physically, swallowing and holding our feet at every tugged step.
Lloyd Fox thinks hunters can be optimistic about the firearms deer season that opens Wednesday.
Kevin Jones, Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism law-enforcement chief, offers the following reminders to hunters heading into fields for deer season: