Antelope permit applications due June 12 in Pratt Kansas
Pratt Kansas residents may apply for antelope permits through June 12 1998. Wildlife and Parks mails applications to last year’s applicants. Firearm permit postmarks must reach KDWP headquarters by June 12. firearms season Oct 2-5 with 200 permits in two western units. Archery season Sept 19-27. archery permits open unlimited. Preference points awarded to unsuccessful firearms applicants with specifics on accumulation and loss rules. Resident general permit 45.50 and landowner/tenant 25.50 plus 5 service fee. forms available locally or at Pratt headquarters.
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Prarr
Kansas
Wildlife and Parks
KDWP
25Th Ave
Pratt
Bluegill Spawn Moves Through Kansas Waters This May
Kansas anglers look to late May as prime bluegill spawning time. Large trophy bluegills up to a pound frequent deeper edges, with nests in sand or gravel beds. Anglers use small hooks and light tackle targeting colonies, often catching several fish quickly.
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Kansas
Praty
Sunflower
Kehde clan nets impressive Perry Lake fishing haul
Three avid Kehde anglers fished from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and reported a large catch including white bass, walleye, largemouth bass, wipers, crappie, and many unseen entanglements. They recalled past reunions and a previous Easter outing on Perry Lake with wildlife sightings along the upper river reaches.
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Kehde
Perry Lake
White bass chase at Lake of the Ozarks thrills a clan
For four decades the family pursues white bass with Mer ounce red and white jigs and Storm ThunderSticks. On a spring day at Osage River shores they lure numerous fish from log jams and current breaks near Truman Dam under blustery skies.
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Lake of the Ozarks
Osage River
Truman Dam
Roger Kehde
Johnny Kehde
Sedalia
Sunflower Bassmasters Sponsor Wolever Memorial Crappie Event
Sunflower Bassmasters sponsor next Saturday’s Wolever Memorial Crappie Bass Tournament at Clinton State Park with a $50 per boat entry and divisional prizes. Proceeds benefit Lecompton Baseball Association. For details, call Lonnie Blackburn at 841-0102 or Randy Russell at 841-1830. The National Wild Turkey Federation hosts a Women in the Outdoors seminar May 29–31 at Rock Springs 4-H Center near Junction City. The weekend costs $50 and includes meals lodging equipment a T shirt and a one year NWTF membership. For information call 803-637-3106.
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Sunflower Bassmasters
Clinton State Park
Lecompton Baseball Association
Lonnie Blackburn
Randy Russell
National Wild Turkey Federation
Rock Springs
Junction City
NWTE
NWTF
Saathoffs finish second at Stock ton Lake bass tournament
Shawn Saathoff of Lawrence and Bob Saathoff of Topeka placed second at the Jackpot Tournament at Stock ton Lake Missouri with five bass weighing 10.98 pounds. Ed Campbell and Wayne Wenger of Topeka took third with two bass totaling 7.32 pounds. Jim Joy of Topeka and Andy Carrier of Olathe won the Wednesday Night Series at Hillsdale Lake with two bass totaling 11.2 pounds and placed third at the Bass World Tournament at Truman Lake Missouri with five bass weighing 16.36 pounds. One Webster of Sterling and Eric Webster of Turon teamed to win the Marion Lake Walleye Tournament with eight fish weighing 24.5 pounds, the first stop on the Kansas Walleye Association circuit.
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Shawn Saathoff
Lawrence
Bob Saathoff
Topeka
Stockton Lake
Ed Campbell
Wayne Wenger
Jim Joy
Andy Carrier
Olathe
Hillsdale Lake
Joy
Carrier
Truman Lake
Oned Webster
Sterling
Eric Webster
Turon
Marion Lake
Missouri deer dates set for 1998 99 season
Missouri Conservation Commission approved familiar deer rules for 1998 99. Archery deer and turkey season runs Oct 1 to Nov 13 and Nov 25 to Jan 15 with a bag limit of two turkeys and two deer of either sex. one antlered deer allowed before firearms. Fall firearms runs Nov 14 to 24. January extension for firearms is four days Jan 2 5 for antlerless deer in northern units. Muzzleloader seasons Nov 14 24 and Dec 5 13. muzzleloaders eligible for January hunt. Deer permit sales begin July 1.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri Conservation Commission
Bowhunter education class slated in Topeka
Wildlife and Parks partners with the National Bowhunter Education Foundation to offer a bowhunter education student class at Wanamaker Archery in Topeka. The course, tied to Kansas House Bill 2303, runs 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for 12 to 13 year olds with an adult, and is open to parents. Call Shawn Harding or Mike Tyler for details.
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Topeka
Wildlife and Parks
National Bowhunter Education Foundation
Wanamaker Archery
Topeka Blvd
Kansas
Shawn Harding
Mike Tyler
Nonresident Deer Permits Open Statewide in Kansas
Prarie-Wildlife and Parks announces that nonresident deer permit applications are now available. Hunters may apply at regional offices or Pratt headquarters at 512 SE 25th Ave Pratt KS 67124, or email beva wp state ks us with name and address. Postmark deadline is June 6, covering archery and firearms. This year permits issued statewide for firearms and statewide archery plus unit archery for first time.
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Prare — Wildlife and Parks
Pratt
25Th Ave
Beva
State
Clinton and Perry Water Lake Fishing Report
Crappie fair to good on minnows and jigs with fish at 10 to 15 feet and shallows. White bass fair to good on jigs near riffles and on dam plus at Wakarusa arm. Walleye fair on nightcrawlers and leeches off points. Channel catfish fair to good on shad sides and prepared baits in shallows. Leavenworth reports largemouth bass fair to good on dark plastics. crappie fair on minnows.
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Clinton
Wakarusa
Perry
Douglas Sfl
Leavenworth
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