Buck deer damages backyard archery target in Colorado Springs
Matt Slothower, a 3-D archery enthusiast and photographer, set a life size buck target behind his Colorado Springs home near The Broadmoor area. After photographing nearby does, someone shot and destroyed the target leaving clear antler marks. He paid about 85 dollars for the damaged unit and contemplates stronger equipment or a different target next time.
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Colorado Springs
CoLo
Matt Slothower
Slothower
Colorado College
Broadmoor South
Kawlogjams Yield Channel Cat Catches In Warm Kaw River
In late November a warm spell on the Kansas River brought fishing via congealed turkey blood bait. Renee Shumway of Topeka fished logjams with four rods and two anglers, landing 11 channel cats after a four hour trip.
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Kansas
Bowersock
Manitoba
North Dakota
Renee Shumway
Topeka
Shumway
Donnybrook
Kehr/Journal-Womp
Pyota Renee Shumway
Kansas River
Mallards Struggle in Northeast Kansas Duck Season
Kevin Crisp and Steve Ortiz describe poor duck hunting across northeast Kansas as Mallards avoid depleted water sources. Crisp plans to move to Kaw River area when winter weather arrives, hoping ponds freeze and draw birds. Meanwhile Jimmy and Andy Flack enjoy a belated good spell of mallard hunting near Thanksgiving and prepare a how-to video for Flack Outdoors.
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Kevin Crisp
Lawrence
Crisp
Kansas
Goodland
Steve Ortiz
Ortiz
Wildlife and Parks
Pottawatomie
Jackson County
Jimmy
Andy Flack
Kansas City
Kansas hunting seasons and bag limits detailed by game type
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks outlines open seasons for small game rabbits squirrels upland birds migratory and waterfowl including dates for bounties. It lists bag limits for ducks geese and dark geese and notes special units like Flint Hills Marais des Cygnes and Ft Riley elk and turkey seasons with archery muzzleloader and firearms options.
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Canadas
Flint Hills
Marais Des Cygnes & Southeast
Turkey
Ft. Riley
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
Deer and antelope haunt Michigan and Kansas hunts
Scott Ribardy of Lawrence spent four days in Michigan’s upper peninsula where he saw nearly 100 deer and donated one deer daily to charity. He then hunted in western Kansas near Colby for pheasant and mule deer, chasing a 20 point mule deer with a bow. He noted abundant antelope in wheat fields, prompting farmers to seek longer seasons and higher limits.
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Scott Ribardy
Lawrence
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Ribordy
Kansas
Colby
Ricardy
Overbrook duo win Crappie Busters at Council Grove Lake
Overbrook pair Steve Cross and Doc Simmons led with a tournament limit of 15 crappie weighing 17.34 pounds to win the Crappie Busters event at Council Grove Lake on November 21. Council Grove natives John Roth and Doug Wood finished second followed by Terry Hooke and David Collins in third.
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Overbrook
Steve Cross
Doc Simmons
Council Grove Lake
John Roth
Doug Wood
Council Grove
Terry Hooke
David Collins
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