Great day for geese show
PRATT COUNTY – A solid flock of 400, the geese banked into Saturday’s hard wind and slowly lowered over a decoy spread of at least as many.
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PRATT COUNTY – A solid flock of 400, the geese banked into Saturday’s hard wind and slowly lowered over a decoy spread of at least as many.
One of the surest signs spring is coming has arrived. Its the 58th annual Sports, Boat and Travel Show, which runs through Sunday.
Archery
The alleged poaching of a potential state-record buck has re-ignited calls for stiffer poaching penalties.
Charges have been filed against a Topeka man accused of poaching a deer that could have broken a state record that has stood for more than 35 years, according to the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism.
For the third year in a row, a pair of bald eagles has nested at Twin Lakes. Their aerie, nestled in an old cottonwood tree, sits on an island across from the Twin Lakes Shopping Centers west parking lot, just off Amidon near 21st Street. And for the third year in a row, Wichitans have watched and waited to see if the two will successfully hatch eaglets.
The first time I went afield with legendary herpetologist Joe Collins, the setting did little for my apprehension.
Some of us, if we are lucky, get to spend time in the company of a person who somehow makes himself
All things upland bird hunting await those who attend the Feb. 17-19 Pheasant Fest and Quail Classic in Kansas City, Mo.
Sportsmen faced many challenges when duck and upland bird seasons began last fall.
Bills that could lower taxes paid on watercraft and allow hunters to pack a handgun for personal protection while afield will have hearings this week in the Kansas legislature.
The Wichita Eagles Great Outdoors Photo Contest is back and looking for top outdoors photos.
Most early fall and winter mornings hold sounds of sporting chaos at Ringneck Ranch.
A juvenile snowy owl taken into captivity west of Kingman this week has survived so far.
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