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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2005
Page
12
Ray Sasser explains federal and state regulations on duck hunting, stressing the mandatory use of nontoxic shot to prevent lead poisoning. The piece covers shot options from steel to tungsten and bismuth, gear needs, calling tips, guiding options, and practical advice for identifying ducks in the field.
Missouri Department of Conservation notes a bumper acorn crop will spread white tailed deer across the Ozarks during the firearms season Nov 12 22. Hunters in 29 counties will see more mature bucks due to last year’s antler restriction, but overall statewide deer numbers stay around one million with regional shifts. Lonnie Hansen cites abundant acorns driving deer dispersion and reduced harvest in oak-rich areas while northern Missouri relies more on crops. Affected counties include Adair Andrew Atchison Boone Chariton Cole Daviess DeKalb Franklin Gasconade Gentry Grundy Harrison Holt Howard Linn Livingston Macon Maries Miller Mercer Nodaway Osage Pulaski Putnam Randolph Schuyler Sullivan Worth.
Wildlife and Parks will offer about 75 buffalo at a public auction on November 16 at the Maxwell Wildlife Area near Canton. The sale includes seven adult cows seven yearling heifers 14 heifer calves eight two year old bulls nine yearling bulls and 30 bull calves. The Canton area is described as six miles north and 10 miles west of Canton.
Earnest Deaton, 64, of Los Gatos California, was cited by Colorado officers for illegal take of a moose, failure to pursue wounded game, waste of game and hunting outside an established season. He waived trial, paid 6384 in fines and received 55 points against hunting privileges. The Grand Mesa moose introduction began in 2002 with the first arrivals in January.
The notice lists year round and seasonal hunting periods for Kansas. Rabbits and hares permitted year round, squirrels through Dec 31, archery deer to Jan 31, fall turkey through Dec 31, various duck and goose seasons with early and late segments, dove seasons in November, upland game, pheasant and quail windows from November through January, Canada and white front geese windows, prairie chicken and Sandhill crane dates, and firearm deer from Dec 17 to Jan 1. Check kdwp state site for boundary limits and permit requirements.
A one day furharvester education class is set for next Saturday at the National Guard Armory in Concordia. It is open to anyone, but required for those born on or after July 1, 1966 who wish to trap hunt or pursue furbearing animals. Enrollment favors age 11. This free class is the last offered in north central Kansas this year. For details contact Ron Rothstrom at 785-545-3345 or Bob Currie at 785-527-2449.
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