Kansas dove season nears with state rules and tips
Kansas allows dove hunting Sept 1 to Oct 14 and Nov 1-16 with a daily bag limit of 15 and possession limit of 30. Licenses cost 20.15, HIP stamp 2.15, and nonresidents need a separate license. Shotguns must be plugged to two shells. Effective spots include shelter belts near sunflowers, water holes, and fence rows.
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Attacked by bear survivor recalls close encounter near Holyoke
Mary Munn 50 recounts a bear attack near her Holyoke Minnesota home. The incident lasted under a minute as a 150 to 200 pound black bear charged her, knocked her down, and bit her torso and limbs. Her dog Maggie distracted the bear at times and the bear fled after she attacked with a stick and fists. Rescue took 30 minutes. Munn underwent rabies vaccination as a precaution. The DNRS and MDNR seek the bear for matching wounds. if found it will be killed for examination.
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Boaters urged to take care on low Kansas lakes
Drought across much of Kansas has lakes in the north central and northwest regions dropping five to 25 feet. Hazards like submerged stumps old bridge parts and rock ledges near the surface threaten hulls and control. Boaters should be vigilant as markers cannot cover every danger and accidents may involve multiple boats or passengers.
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Kansas hunting seasons and regulations overview
The listing compiles state hunting seasons and dates for small game and big game in Kansas. It notes year round rabbit and hare, squirrel Sept. 1 to Oct. 14, dove in two segments, muzzleloader and firearms deer, various archery and youth seasons, prairie chicken and quail across eastern western units, with unit specific dates and season length. For boundary, limits, and permit requirements, visit www.kdwp.state.ks.us.
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