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Most of the 27 species of ducks which frequent Kansas are produced in states and the Canadian provinces to the north. Although 14 species of ducks are known to have nested in Kansas, the major portion of the resident breeding population, estimated at about 20,000 pairs, is composed of wood ducks, blue-winged teal and mallards.
From 1984 through 2003 the total number of ducks reported during the 14 surveys conducted annually (two per month, September through March) on major waterfowl areas in Kansas varied from a high of 3,959,000 in 1998 to a low of 1,194,000 in 1991, and averaged approximately 2,081,000 annually. Generally speaking, duck numbers and harvest declined from levels experienced during the 1970's, when an all time high of 10,015,000 ducks were reported during waterfowl surveys in 1972, and the average number observed each year (1970-79) was 5,820,000. This decline in Kansas duck numbers is largely due to loss of breeding habitat in Canada and states north of Kansas, aging of our reservoirs, and changing agricultural practices in our state.
The five most common ducks observed during the 14 annual surveys in Kansas include the mallard, northern pintail, green-winged teal, gadwall and blue-winged teal. Kansas is about half way down the Central Flyway's eastern tier of states, an area crossed by some of the major migration routes of ducks. Of the five most common ducks, blue-winged teal are the first to arrive, peaking in September and early October. The next major influx of migrants occurs in late October and early November. Northern pintail begin a major buildup in late October, with green-winged teal and gadwall arriving and peaking during the first half of November. Mallards are the last of the top five to arrive, peaking in late December. The mallard is king in our state, with numbers observed commonly reaching 300,000 during the second half of December.
Although the migration chronology of Kansas ducks varies considerably from year to year, depending on weather, there is usually a gradual increase in duck numbers beginning in late August and peaking during December or early January. While data summarized on a statewide basis may show a gradual buildup of ducks, the numbers observed on a particular wetland may have migration characteristics quite different from the "state average". A common misconception is that there is a gradual movement of ducks, north to south, during the fall and early winter periods. However, a shallow marsh near the Oklahoma border may have peak numbers in late October while a reservoir near the Nebraska border may not see maximum numbers until late December. Within Kansas, the type of habitat has a greater influence on the timing and species composition of the duck migration than does the location.
Over the long term, the fall and winter populations of ducks in Kansas should roughly correlate with the breeding population index for these species. However, numbers observed are influenced by habitat conditions in our state. Even in years of high flyway populations, poor habitat conditions in Kansas will lower fall populations and harvest in Kansas. Conversely, in years of low flyway populations, good habitat conditions in Kansas will raise Kansas fall populations and harvest.
During the past six years (1999-2004), Kansas duck hunters averaged approximately 119,000 duck hunting days, and harvested about 228,000 ducks annually. The highest Kansas duck harvest reported occurred in 1971, when an estimated 430,000 ducks were taken. In recent years, mallards have comprised about 50 percent of the total harvest, followed by gadwall at about 14 percent, and green-winged teal at 12 percent.
The future of ducks, unlike geese, is troubling. The long term degradation and loss of wetlands and native prairie on their breeding grounds is a serious problem that is difficult to address. The combination of the agricultural Conservation Reserve Program and record breaking rainfall allowed breeding numbers to rebound during the 1990's to levels similar to those observed during 1970's. However, discontinuance of the Conservation Reserve Program, or a return to normal rainfall levels on the breeding grounds, will have severe negative impacts on duck production and fall flights. Federal and state agencies, along with a number of private organizations are working to maintain quality breeding habitat, but the task is difficult and far from being accomplished.
For weekly updates on waterfowl numbers on Wildlife Areas during the fall and winter period go to the regional waterfowl reports.
Waterfowl Hunting regulations are set annually. Click here to view the latest Kansas Hunting & Furharvesting Regulations Summary.
Youth Waterfowl Seasons: In each of the duck zones, two days are set aside for youth waterfowl hunting (ducks and dark geese). Hunters 15 and younger may hunt under the supervision of an adult 18 or older. The adult may NOT hunt.
Youth Season Daily Bag Limit: 6 (which may include no more than 1 canvasback; 2 scaup; 2 redhead; 1 pintails; 3 wood ducks; and 5 mallards(2 hens). All ducks, coots, mergansers, light geese and dark geese are legal to take.
Youth Season Possession Limit: Double the legal daily bag.
Legal Methods of Taking Waterfowl
Bow and arrow, falconry, or shotgun no larger than 10-guage. Shotguns shall not be able to hold more than three shells.
Illegal Methods of Taking Waterfowl
No person shall take migratory game birds:
1) With a shotgun capable of holding more than three (3) shells, in the magazine and chamber combined.
2) With a trap, snare, fishhook, net, rifle, pistol, shotgun slug, shotgun larger than 10 gauge, poison, drug, or explosive.
3) With the use or aid of electronically amplified or recorded bird calls, or imitations of bird calls or sounds.
4) From a sink box (a low floating device, having a depression affording the hunter means of concealment beneath the surface of the water).
5) From or by means of any motor boat or sail boat unless the motor has been completely shut off and/or the sail furled, and its progress from there has ceased.
6) By the use or aid of live decoys. All tame, captive ducks and geese must be removed 10 days before hunting.
7) By driving, rallying, or chasing birds with any motorized conveyance or any sail boat to put them in range of the hunters.
Wanton Waste
By regulation, hunters must attempt to find any game crippled or killed. Retrieved animals must be kept until: 1) cleaned, 2) eaten, 3) taken home, 4) taken to a taxidermist or processor, or 5) given to another person.
Possession of Live Birds
Wounded waterfowl reduced to possession shall be immediately killed and included in the daily bag.
Transporting Harvested Waterfowl
One fully-feathered wing and /or head must remain attached to waterfowl when transported.
No person shall ship migratory game birds unless the package is marked on the outside with: 1) the name and address of the person sending the birds, 2) the name and address of the person to whom the birds are being sent, and 3) the number of birds, by species, contained in the package.
Giving or Receiving Waterfowl
No person may receive, possess, or give to another, any freshly killed migratory game birds as a gift, except at the personal abodes of the donor or donee, unless such birds have a tag attached, signed by the hunter who took the birds, stating the hunter's address, the total number and species of birds, and the date such birds were taken.
Tagging Requirements
No person shall put or leave any migratory game birds at any place (other than at his personal abode), or in the custody of another person for picking, cleaning, processing, shipping, transportation, or storage (including temporary storage), or for the purpose of having taxidermy services performed, unless such birds have a tag attached, signed by the hunter, stating his address, the total number and species of birds, and the date such birds were killed. Migratory game birds being transported in any vehicle as the personal baggage of the possessor are not considered as being in storage or temporary storage.
Electronic or Mechanically Operated Decoys
The use of electronic or mechanically operated decoys that do not produce bird sounds is legal.
Waterfowl Baiting Regulations
Baiting regulations differ between doves and waterfowl, and are among the most troublesome for hunters to understand. For detailed information on waterfowl baiting go to http://www.le.fws.gov/HuntFish/waterfowl_baiting.htm
Some general baiting rules that waterfowl hunters should remember:
- They may not place, expose, deposit, distribute or scatter salt, grain or other feed that could lure waterfowl to, on or over the area where they are hunting.
- They may not hunt a baited area until 10 days after all bait or feed has been completely removed.
- Hunters are responsible for ensuring that the area they plan on hunting has not been baited before they start hunting.
- Hunters may hunt all migratory game birds over natural vegetation that has been mowed or manipulated in other ways, or where seeds or grains have been scattered solely as a result of a normal agricultural planting or normal soil stabilization practice.
- Hunters may use natural vegetation to conceal or construct a blind.
- Hunters may hunt waterfowl over standing crops, standing flooded crops and flooded harvested cropland.
Duck regulations include species and sex specific restrictions. The ability of hunters to identify and select desired targets before shooting is important in managing the harvest and allowing maximum hunting opportunity without jeopardizing the future of our waterfowl resource. For help with duck identification go to -- http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/tools/waterfwl/waterfwl.htm
A number of population and harvest surveys are conducted annually that are utilized in the development of waterfowl management programs and regulations. To view data for Kansas and the Central Flyway, go to http://www.flyways.us/
Information obtained from band recoveries reported by hunters and other individuals is, along with harvest and population data, critical to the management of our waterfowl resources. Information derived from banding includes the distribution of the harvest from a particular banding area, the timing of the harvest and most importantly, the harvest rate. This information is utilized annually in the development of harvest frameworks and final regulations. To report a band call 1/800/327/2263 or go to http://www.pwrc.usgs.gov/bbl/homepage/call800.htm
Since most ducks are migratory birds crossing state and national boundaries, regulations and management practices that affect their population numbers must extend beyond our state and include other agencies. Establishing waterfowl regulations is an annual process that can be roughly divided into two areas. The first involves the activities of the states and provinces, working through their respective Flyway Councils in conjunction with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, to develop season frameworks. "Frameworks" set the limit on maximum season length and bag limit, shooting hours, and the earliest opening and latest closing dates of the season for a particular species. This process of developing frameworks begins in December and doesn't end until August.
Once the frameworks are established by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which has the ultimate authority for the welfare of our migratory bird resources, the states begin the second part of the annual regulatory process. This second phase involves developing and adopting season dates, bag limits and shooting hours specific to their jurisdiction. A state can always be more restrictive than allowed by the frameworks, but it cannot be more liberal. The primary consideration when developing frameworks is the long-term welfare of the species or resource. Although this consideration is still present when states develop their specific hunting regulations, greater emphasis is placed on providing the greatest amount of hunter opportunity and satisfaction within the limits of the frameworks.
The basis for a rangewide approach to duck management was provided by Fredrick Lincoln, who initiated the first large-scale banding in the United States in 1922. As Lincoln received bands from his ducks, he became convinced that waterfowl management would have to be tailored to the different migration routes. In 1935, he suggested that four flyways be established across the United States and that management regulations be tuned to the situations that prevailed in those flyways. Adoption of his proposal was slow, and it was not until 1948 that the Flyway system was implemented.
Kansas is located within the Central Flyway, which is composed of ten states including Montana and North Dakota to the north, extending south through Texas and New Mexico. Only that area of the West Tier states east of the Continental Divide is currently included within the Central Flyway boundaries. Although the basic responsibility for the management of waterfowl rests with the Federal Government, the states must be involved. In order to transcend state borders, the ten Central Flyway states have joined administratively and formed the Central Flyway Council. The directors of the state fish and game agencies of the flyway states, or their designated representatives, constitute the official voting members of the Council. Delegates from the Canadian provinces participate in Council activities, but do not vote on regulatory recommendations. The Council provides an excellent forum for communication and understanding the problems throughout the flyway and attacking these problems in a cooperative, scientific way. Much of the information needed for the management of ducks is continuously being obtained through banding, survey, and research efforts, planned and conducted by the Flyway Council and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Dates: 10/07/2017 - 01/01/2018
- Area open: High Plains Zone (see map)
Daily bag limit: 6
Six ducks is the daily bag limit, which may include no more than two canvasbacks, two redheads, one pintail, three wood ducks, three scaup and five mallards (only two of which may be hens). The daily bag may comprise six of any other duck, such as six teal, six gadwall, or six wigeon.
- Possession limit: Three times the daily limit
Dates: 10/07/2017 - 12/03/2017
- Area open: Early Zone (see map)
Daily bag limit: 6
Six ducks is the daily bag limit, which may include no more than two canvasbacks, two redheads, one pintail, three wood ducks, three scaup and five mallards (only two of which may be hens). The daily bag may comprise six of any other duck, such as six teal, six gadwall, or six wigeon.
- Possession limit: Three times the daily limit
Dates: 12/16/2017 - 12/31/2017
- Area open: Early Zone (see map)
Daily bag limit: 6
Six ducks is the daily bag limit, which may include no more than two canvasbacks, two redheads, one pintail, three wood ducks, three scaup and five mallards (only two of which may be hens). The daily bag may comprise six of any other duck, such as six teal, six gadwall, or six wigeon.
- Possession limit: Three times the daily limit
Dates: 10/28/2017 - 12/31/2017
- Area open: High Plains Zone (see map)
Daily bag limit: 6
Six ducks is the daily bag limit, which may include no more than two canvasbacks, two redheads, one pintail, three wood ducks, three scaup and five mallards (only two of which may be hens). The daily bag may comprise six of any other duck, such as six teal, six gadwall, or six wigeon.
- Possession limit: Three times the daily limit
Dates: 11/11/2017 - 12/31/2017
- Area open: Southeast Zone (see map)
Daily bag limit: 6
Six ducks is the daily bag limit, which may include no more than two canvasbacks, two redheads, one pintail, three wood ducks, three scaup and five mallards (only two of which may be hens). The daily bag may comprise six of any other duck, such as six teal, six gadwall, or six wigeon.
- Possession limit: Three times the daily limit
All waterfowl hunters 16 and older must have a Federal Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp (Federal Waterfowl Stamp), and all hunters who are required to obtain a hunting license must also have a Kansas State Waterfowl Stamp and a Kansas Harvest Information Program (HIP) stamp before hunting ducks, geese, or mergansers. (Those not required to have a Kansas hunting license include people hunting their own land, and residents 15 and younger)
NEW FOR 2016: The 48 Hour Waterfowl hunt license is no longer available for KS waterfowl hunters, it has been replaced by the Annual Hunt License.
Annual Hunting License - All resident hunters age 16 through 74 must have a resident hunting license unless exempt by Kansas Law. Nonresident hunters, regardless of age, must have a nonresident hunting license. Annual hunting licenses can be purchased online by clicking here or through all licensed agents, or Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism offices.
Waterfowl Stamps and Licence - All Waterfowl stamps and licenses can be bought at any licensed Agent , Pratt Operations Office , or online, EXCEPT for the Federal Waterfowl Stamp which is bought at a US Post Office, KDWPT Regional and Park Offices, and select license agents. All Waterfowl stamps are good through season.
- Kansas HIP Stamp: $2.50
- State Waterfowl Stamp: $10
- Federal Waterfowl Stamp: $26.50 - Purchased at any KDWP office or at any US Post Office.
State stamps are available at any licensed agent, online , Pratt Operations Office or Regional office. Federal stamps are available at a US Post Office, Pratt Operations Office or Regional office . Federal stamps must be signed across the face of the stamp.
Waterfowl stamps are not required to hunt Coot, Dove, Rail, Snipe, Woodcock, or Sandhill Crane. HIP is required.
If hunting Sandhill Crane, in addition to a hunting license ( if required), a federal sandhill crane hunting permit issued through and validated by the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks is required to hunt cranes. Crane permits obtained in other states are not valid in Kansas. The validated permit ($7.50 validation fee) is available at any licensed agent , online , Pratt Operations Office , or Regional office .
All Kansas sandhill crane hunters must pass the "Test for Sandhill Crane Hunters" before obtaining a sandhill crane hunting permit.
"Online Test for Sandhill Crane Hunters." Click this link to take an online test that provides information about identifying whooping cranes, sandhill cranes, and look-alike species, as well as the hunter's ability to choose safe shots. The test is both entertaining and informative and only takes a few minutes.
Retrieval and possession of game animals and migratory game birds - Requirements
Migratory Bird Harvest Information Program - Requirements, Exemptions.
Doves - Management Unit, Hunting Season, Shooting Hours, and Bag and Possession Limits
27 Species of Ducks Recorded in Kansas
|Wood duck
|Aix sponsa
|Green-Winged Teal
|Anas crecca
|American Black Duck
|Anas rubripes
|Mottled Duck
|Anas fulvigula
|Anas platyrhynchos
|Northern Pintail
|Anas acuta
|Blue-winged Teal
|Anas discors
|Cinnamon Teal
|Anas cyanoptera
|Northern Shoveler
|Anas clypeata
|Anas strepera
|Eurasian Wigeon
|Anas Penelope
|American Wigeon
|Anas Americana
|Aythya valisineria
|Aythya Americana
|Ring-necked Duck
|Aythya collaris
|Greater Scaup
|Aythya marila
|Lesser Scaup
|Aythya affinis
|Common Eider
|Somateria mollissima
|King Eider
|Somateria spectabilis
|Clangula hyemalis
|Black Scoter
|Melanitta nigra
|Surf Scoter
|Melanitta perspicillata
|White-winged Scoter
|Melanitta fusca
|Common Goldeneye
|Bucephala clangula
|Barrow's Goldeneye
|Bucephala islandica
|Bucephala albeola
|Ruddy Duck
|Oxyura jamaicensis
Use the map below to pick a region you would like to look at Waterfowl Reports.
CEDAR BLUFF - Last Updated: 8/21/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
There is only a few teal currently at Cedar Bluff.
Mallard Index: 0=no mallards, 1=very few mallards, 3=few mallards, 5=moderate numbers of mallards, 7=good numbers of mallards, 10=peak numbers of mallards
|Water level
|Reservoir is 25 ft. low.
|Hunting conditions
|Expected hunting success
Cedar Bluff Wildlife Area is in the Low Plains Late Zone
Land Refuge Closed Sept. 1 thru Jan. 31.
Water Refuge Closed Nov.1 Thru Jan. 31.
Land in the North Shore State Park is Closed to Hunting all year.
Youth/Mentor Hunting Areas are available. Check website or contact the Area Office for changes.
Contact Area Manager Kent Hensley at the Cedar Bluff Area Office for additional information 785-726-3212 or Email
GLEN ELDER - Last Updated: 3/23/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
Attention Sportsmen, Glen Elder Wildlife Area will be implementing an electronic survey system called ISportsman Fall 2017. Go to https://kdwpt.isportsman.net/ for more information.
Light geese - 3,500
Mallard Migration Index ()
|Water level
|1.1' below conservation pool.
|Hunting conditions
|All boat ramps are open.
|Expected hunting success
|Light goose numbers have dropped off dramatically.
All duck seasons are now CLOSED.
Dark goose seasons are CLOSED.
Light geese - Spring Conservation Order open Feb. 13 - April 30, 2017.
Check Area News for updates.
Both Cawker City and Granite Creek Refuge closure dates are November 1st - January 31st. The refuges are open to the public until that time.
The Youth/ Mentor hunting area is now located in the Granite Creek Refuge and is in effect from October 1 - January 31. Waterfowl hunting from the shoreline area is allowed in the Youth-Mentor Area as long as EACH adult is hunting with a youth 17 years or younger. Boats of any sort are prohibited in the Granite Creek Refuge.
Zebra Mussels have been confirmed in Waconda Lake. Be sure to dry boats and equipment before moving to other waters.
JAMESTOWN WILDLIFE AREA - Last Updated: 3/9/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
|Light goose numbers have been fluctuating daily as birds have moved through. On the tail end of the migration as it is at least 2 weeks early this year. We will go from several hundred to several thousand in a matter of a day or two. We have less than 800 here today.
|Mallard Migration Rank
|Current Rating - 2 The rank is subjective and is from (0= No Mallards, 1=Very few Mallards, 5=Moderate numbers, 10= Peak numbers).
|Water levels
Managers have started the spring draw down process. Water levels are very low in Gamekeeper, Gun Club and Marsh Creek. Buffalo Creek, Pintail, Puddler and Blue Wing marshes are near full. The refuge is now open but will be difficult to goose hunt due to dropping water levels.
ALL Marsh water levels ARE CURRENTLY BEING brought to prepare for upcoming enhancements and construction projects this summer.
|Hunting conditions
Fluctuates day to day and sometimes hour to hour. The light gees seem to be event more unpredictable than normal. For those who love to take photos and see flights of waterfowl. Now is the time to bring the family out and enjoy our wetlands during the spring migration.
iSportsman is still up and running. Light Goose hunters are still required to check in and check out.
This important information gathered from hunt permits helps managers tailor management practices specific to an area and hunter preference. We thank you for your patience.
Depends on weather. The birds that are here are utilizing the refuge and private ponds. There will be some deep areas in Gun Club and Marsh Creek Marshes. Hunters need to be careful. Hunters are encouraged to scout and make sure to ASK PERMISSION to hunt on (or shoot on to) private property. Just because a field is not posted, does not mean its open to hunting.
|Expected hunting success
|Varies. These are a few snow geese.
Hunters are now required to check in using the electronic permitting system.
HUNTERS NEED TO CREATE AN ACCOUNT IN iSportsman BY GOING TO https://kdwpt.isportsman.net AND FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE DIRECTIONS:
Hunters need to make sure they have all the appropriate licenses and stamps for hunting waterfowl. The following are required:
2017 Kansas hunting license
State waterfowl stamp
Federal waterfowl stamp
Kansas Harvest Information Program Stamp (HIP)
Marsh Creek Marsh is for non-gasoline powered boats only, this includes electric motor boats and boats with no motors. Gasoline engines are prohibited.
THE REFUGE IS CLOSED FROM OCTOBER 1 TO JANUARY 31 on the north half of Gamekeeper Marsh.
Please introduce youth and novice hunters to the outdoors. Pass it on!
LOVEWELL RESERVOIR - Last Updated: 3/14/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
|Close to 30,000 today 3/14/2017. Lower numbers in the morning but peak mid-day as the geese have been staying out all night and roosting on local water bodies. Largest fly-off around 4 PM daily. Some ducks. Mostly common mergansers, other divers, teal and mallards, Canada white-fronted geese. Light goose numbers fluctuate daily with the end of migration nearing. The migration seems to be about 2 weeks earlier than normal this year.
|Mallard Migration Ranking
|Mallard Migration ranking = 1
|Water level
|Reservoir is at 1583.9 or 1.3 feet above conservation pool (1582.6) or FULL. Inflows to Lovewell from the Courtland Canal has stopped.
|Hunting condition
|Good although some agricultural fieldwork being performed. Private cropland fields really dry BUT IT SNOWED BOTH LAST SUNDAY AND TODAY, tUESDAY. FIRE DANGER HIGH! On the reservoir, all boat ramps open. Water levels have been high all summer which has resulted in flooded aquatic vegetation surrounding the shorelines giving good concealment for hunters. These high reservoir levels mean the mudflats were not exposed for any length of time. No millet seeding occurred. Not much moist soil food on the reservoir.
|Expected hunting success
|Poor fair for geese on private land. LIGHT GOOSE CONSERVATION ORDER OPEN. Low Plains Late Zone Duck and White-fronted Geese CLOSED. Canada, white-front and Light goose CLOSED. Poor on the reservoir as geese use the reservoir to loaf and roost. Most geese feeding on private land into Nebraska but some feeding occurring east and north of the reservoir. Hunting close to the reservoir on bad weather days can be productive. All private land hunting requires permission from the landowner. A lot of new birds. Success depends on whether new birds migrate in and stay or migrate out and leave. The LPLZ waterfowl season opened October 29 and ran through Jan 1, 2017 for the first segment. Last segment and White-fronted goose opened January 21. Duck season closes for the season on January 29. All goose closes February 12. Light goose Conservation order opens February 13.
PARK PERMIT REQUIRED TO ENTER THE PARK. NEW REFUGE REGULATIONS:THE LAND REFUGE CLOSED TO HUNTING YEAR ROUND. CLOSED TO OTHER ACTIVITIES SEPTEMBER 1 THROUGH MARCH 31. WATER REFUGE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 1 THROUGH APRIL 15 on the NORTHEAST half of the reservoir and Wildlife Area from 1/8th mile west of the south end of the dam and following a buoy line northwest to the western boundary of the Cabin Area. No hunting from the park shoreline.. INLET CANAL CLOSED TO FISHING SEPTEMBER 15 THROUGH APRIL 15. All boat ramps FROZEN. In the State Park, (Cedar Point, the Marina and Cabin Area),Boat Ramps in the Wildlife Area, (Pawnee Point, Oak Hill and White Rock Creek) do not require a permit. Camping cabins are available in Lovewell State Park. Make reservations HERE
FREE DAILY HUNT PERMITS REQUIRED FOR ALL HUNTING ON THE AREA. ELECTRONIC PERMITS NOW AVAILABLE. REGISTER AT THE i-SPORTSMAN LINK ON THE KDWPT WEBSITE. Lovewell Wildlife Area has been requiring all hunters to register with our paper card, Hunter Survey System and this is still required but a new system called i-Sportsman is now in effect that allows hunters to check-in and check-out electronically with a PC, smartphone, any mobile device and even a rotary dial phone. Hunters are encouraged to pre-register for an account on-line and must do so from a PC, establish a password and PIN. This will really speed up the process over the card system. Follow this link to get registered. https://kdwpt.isportsman.net/ PAPER PERMITS AVAILABLE ONLY AT THE LOVEWELL STATE PARK INFORMATION CENTER IN FRONT OF OR DIRECTLY WEST OF THE LOVEWELL OFFICE under the concrete shelter. If you can't get into iSportsman, please make an effort to completely fill out a daily hunt card. The information is valuable so please keep trying to check-in, even after the hunt.We do not want technical issues to prevent someone from hunting. If using the card system, the top portion of the two-part permit must be filled out and returned to the survey station prior to hunting and the bottom portion kept with the hunter to record hunting activity. After the hunt the bottom portion is also returned to the survey station where the permits will be collected and information recorded to assist managers with improving the area.This important information gathered from hunt permits helps managers tailor management practices specific to an area and hunter preference. We thank you for your patience. Please introduce youth and novice hunters to the outdoors. Pass it on!
NORTON - Last Updated: 2/18/2017 Print
SMOKY HILL/KANOPOLIS - Last Updated: 2/3/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
|400 mallards; 800 Canada geese
|Water level
|1463.41 ft and declining
|Mallard Migration Rank
Current rank is 2
This Mallard Migration Rank is subjective and ranges from 0 (no mallards) to 10 (Peak mallard numbers).
Click here to learn more about the Mallard Migration Rank.
|Hunting conditions
|Lake is ice free; Waterfowl feeding on private lands
Kanopolis Reservoir is in the Low Plains Early Duck Zone which is currently closed.
Low Plains Late Duck Zone open Oct. 29, 2016 - Jan. 1, 2017. Reopens Jan. 21 - Jan. 29, 2017. This zone includes the rest of the area south of Hwy 24.
Canada geese open Oct. 29, 2016 - Jan. 1, 2017. Reopens Jan. 4 - Feb. 12, 2017.
White-fronted geese open Oct. 29, 2016 - Jan. 1, 2017. Reopens Jan. 21 - Feb. 12, 2017.
Light geese open Oct. 29, 2016 - Jan. 1, 2017. Reopens Jan. 4 - Feb. 12, 2017.
Remember the refuge area on the northwest part of the lake is closed to all access SEPT 1- JAN 31 except by special permit.
To track this year's waterfowl migration and post your hunting results visit Ducks Unlimited's Waterfowl Migration Map by clicking the link below:
WEBSTER - Last Updated: 2/17/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
5,000 ducks (primarily mallards), 500 snow geese and 2,000 Canada geese.
Mallard Migration Rank 1 (1 = Worst 10 = Best)
|Water level
|1.0 feet below conservation level.
|Hunting conditions
|Inflows in early summer raised the reservoir 10 feet and additional inflows around the 1st of September has raised the reservoir an additional 8 feet. These increases have resulted in flooded vegetation around the reservoir. The area from the southeast corner of the reservoir west to 9 Road is designated as "No Motorized Boats" and is intended for use by walk-in hunters. Exposed mudflats will provide loafing areas.
|Expected hunting success
Refuge dates: Nov. 1 through Jan.31.
The Refuge on the water ends on Jan. 31. However, hunting in or from the shoreline inside the State Park or along the face of the dam is prohibited.
Duck Season on Webster Reservoir Duck Season
Oct 29 2016 - Jan. 1, 2017 AND Jan. 21-29, 2017
Goose Season on Webster Reservoir
CANADA GEESE Oct. 29, 2016-Jan. 1, 2017 and Jan. 4-Feb. 12, 2017
WHITE-FRONTED GEESE Oct. 29, 2016-Jan. 1, 2017 and Jan.21-Feb. 12, 2017
LIGHT GEESE Oct. 29, 2016-Jan. 1, 2017 and Jan.4, 2017
Feb. 13 - April 30, 2017
Only a little iced is left in shallows and coves.
Boat ramps are open.
2015 - 2016 WEBR Waterfowl Refuge Map
WILSON - Last Updated: 2/3/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
|400 puddle ducks, mostly mallards and widgeon; 300 divers, mostly goldeneyes; 550 Canada geese
|Mallard Migration Rank
Mallard Migration Rank = 2
The Mallard Migration Rank is subjective and ranges from 0 (no mallards) to 10 (Peak Mallard Numbers)
Click here to learn more about the Mallard Migration Rank.
|Water level
|1516.7; 3/4 ft above conservation pool and declining
|Hunting conditions
|Difficult from shore with 7 ft rise in lake elevation Since Sept 1; all ramps open, ice limited to far west end of lake;
|Expected hunting success
Wilson Reservoir is in the Low Plains Late Duck Zone which is currently closed.
Duck season will reopen Jan 21-29, 2017.
Canada geese open Oct. 29, 2016 - Jan. 1, 2017. Reopens Jan. 4 - Feb. 12, 2017.
White-fronted geese open Oct. 29, 2016 - Jan. 1, 2017. Reopens Jan. 21 - Feb. 12, 2017.
Light geese open Oct. 29, 2016 - Jan. 1, 2017. Reopens Jan. 4 - Feb. 12, 2017.
Refuge CLOSED SEPT 1 through JAN 31
Contact Corps of Engineers at 785-658-2551 for hunting restrictions around Minooka, Lucas and Sylvan Parks
Contact Wilson State Park at 785-658-2465 ext. 1 for hunting restrictions around Hell Creek and Otoe Parks
This is a collection of all the Northeast Waterfowl Reports
BENEDICTINE WILDLIFE AREA - Last Updated: 8/7/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
|Mallard Migration Rank: (Estimate of potential mallard nunbers. 1=lowest, 10=highest)
|Water level
|October 1 through March 31 the area can only be accessed with a special permit obtained through a drawing. The application and drawing will take place online only in 2016. Look for "Special Hunts" on our home page under "HUNTING".
|Hunting conditions
|Expected hunting success
CLINTON - Last Updated: 1/20/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
Waterfowl numbers are high.
Roughly 2,000 ducks were observed when surveying the reservoir. An additional 500 Canada geese were also observed. Waterfowl were in open water or next to it on the reservoir. Species observed include Mallard, Goldeneye, Bufflehead, Merganser and pintail. Majority of ducks identified were mallards.
Mallard Index (0 - 10) = 6
|Lake level
|874.54 (A foot below pool and dropping)
|Hunting conditions
All of the marsh pools are open. Pumping has ended for the season.
Reservoir releases are around 11 c.f.s. Lake is a foot low.
Coblentz- the north and middle pool are holding the majority of water.
East Coblentz is 60% full. Vegetation is very thick and less than half of the flooded pool has open water.
Elk creek marsh pools are 100% full. (Refuge is open).
Shadden marsh is mostly dry.
|Expected hunting success
|Success is expected to be fair. Waterfowl are moving around the area, but have reliably been on open water, geese have been seen in large numbers in harvested crop fields.
IMPORTANT! Clinton Wildlife Area is utilizing an electronic check-in system required of all hunters. To register, please go to https://kdwpt.isportsman.net. This will be mandatory for everyone hunting the wildlife area, not just waterfowl hunters. The card survey stations have been removed. Plan ahead and sign up for I-sportsman now.
Please remember that trapping is also allowed on the Wildlife Area.
Rock Creek Boat Ramp is CLOSED.
HILLSDALE - Last Updated: 8/17/2017 Print
|Waterfowl Numbers
|Water Level
Antioch Wetland - Empty. Drained for maintenance. Will be reopened for the regular duck season
Browns Wetland, Upper pool -
Browns Wetland, Lower pool -
Youth-Mentor Wetland -
Hillsdale Lake - See Army Corps Daily Report
ICE CONDITION - None. Lake is open
|Remember to check-in to iSportsman prior to each hunt.
JEFFREY ENERGY CENTER - Last Updated: 11/23/2016 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
Geese: Approximately 5,000 snow geese and approximately 50 Canada geese
Ducks: Approximately 250 mixed ducks
|Water level
|Hunting conditions
|Expected hunting success
|Fair for ducks and geese
Make-up Lake is Closed to waterfowl hunting.
Aux. Lake is Closed to boats October 29, 2016 through March 12, 2017.
Individuals wishing to hunt Unit #2 of the wildlife area must enter through the main gate and sign in at the guard house. Be sure to have a photo I.D. with you when checking in.
Hunters are required to drive maintained roads only. A map will be provided to all hunters showing open roads as well as parking areas. Vehicles are allowed to park in parking areas only.
MILFORD WILDLIFE AREA - Last Updated: 2/9/2017 Print
PERRY - Last Updated: 2/9/2017 Print
TUTTLE CREEK WILDLIFE AREA - Last Updated: 1/17/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
20 ducks 80 Canada Geese
Mallard Migration Rank (0-10) = 1
|Water level
|The lake is currently at 1071 and holding.
|Hunting conditions
|Expected hunting success
|Poor- Most of the water is ice
|A permit/survey is required to hunt the Tuttle Creek Wildlife Area. I-Sportsman is now being utilized on the area. The Olsburg Marsh has been full of water the entire summer with the rainfall we had this year following the flood in the spring of 2016. The Black Vermillion Marsh had a late flush of ragweed and sunflowers that were difficult to mow prior to pumping. As of 11-7-16 we have pumped all our water right allows at the Black Vermillion Marsh.
This is a collection of all the Southwest Waterfowl Report
CHEYENNE BOTTOMS - Last Updated: 8/18/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
|iSportsman (electronic daily hunt permit system) will be required of all hunters this fall. There will not be any cards available this year, so please set up an iSportsman account prior to this hunting season. Duck numbers continue to rise. Mostly bluewing teal, with a mix of other early migrants and birds that hatched on the area.
|Water level
|iSportsman (electronic daily hunt permit system) will be required of all hunters this fall. There will not be any cards available this year, so please set up an iSportsman account prior to this hunting season. Pool 1A is near 69", 1B and 1C are around 37". Pool 2 is near 20 inches, Pool 3A is about 13 inches, 3B is dry, 4A is 10 inches, 4B is dry with some sheet water and Pool 5 is dry. We should have enough water to flood all hunting pools this fall.
|Hunting conditions
|iSportsman (electronic daily hunt permit system) will be required of all hunters this fall. There will not be any cards available this year, so please set up an iSportsman account prior to this hunting season. Burned and disked around 500 acres in 3B this past fall/winter. 220 acres of millet were planted in pools 3B and 4B. Roughly 750 acres of cattails were sprayed on 8/1/17. With the dry conditions disking continues in 3B and 4B. Otherwise, conditions will be real similar to last year. Pool 5 will remain dry for cattail control this fall and winter. Pool 5 will be open for teal season only, as there may be some trapped sheet water in the pool. The refuge portion of Pool 2 will be open for teal season only. 3A will again be restricted to non-motorized boats.
|Expected hunting success
|iSportsman (electronic daily hunt permit system) will be required of all hunters this fall. There will not be any cards available this year, so please set up an iSportsman account prior to this hunting season. Fair, similar to last year
Public information night will be August 24th, 7p.m., Wetlands Education Center.
Teal Season, Low Plains, 09/09/2017-09/24/17
Regular Ducks, Low Plains Early Zone, 10/07/17 thru 12/3/17 and 12/16/17 thru12/31/17.
iSportsman (electronic daily hunt permit system) will be required of all hunters this fall. There will not be any cards available this year, so please set up an iSportsman account prior to this hunting season.
Hunters are encouraged to use the electronic Daily Hunt Permit system. This will eventually replace the paper permits.
HUNTERS NEED TO CREATE AN ACCOUNT IN iSportsman BY GOING TO https://kdwpt.isportsman.net AND FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE DIRECTIONS:
1. Scroll down the left side of the page to the blue "register" button.
2. Provide hunter information.
ONCE REGISTERED, HUNTERS WILL BE ABLE TO CALL OR LOG ONTO THE SYSTEM SEPTEMBER 1 AND GET THEIR PERMIT FOR THE DOVE OPENER. THEY CAN ALSO VISIT THE CHEYENNE BOTTOMS WILDLIFE AREA PAGE ON iSPORTSMAN AT https://kdwpt.isportsman.net/Locations/Cheyenne_Bottoms.aspx
ISABEL - Last Updated: 2/9/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
|Approximately 200 whitefronts and 50 Canadas mixed with 1,000 ducks - mallards, pintail, green-winged teal.
|Water level
|The west pool adjacent to Hwy. 42 is approximately 70 full. The main lake full. The pool south of the main lake is nearly full.
|Hunting conditions
|20% ice cover 2/9.
|Expected hunting success
|Duck season (Low Plains Late Zone) is Oct. 29, 2016 through Jan. 1, 2017 and Jan. 21-29, 2017.
Hunters are encouraged to use the electronic Daily Hunt Permit system being introduced this year. This will eventually replace the paper permits.
HUNTERS NEED TO CREATE AN ACCOUNT IN iSportsman BY GOING TO https://kdwpt.isportsman.net AND FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE DIRECTIONS:
1. Scroll down the left side of the page to the blue "register" button.
2. Provide hunter information.
PAPER PERMITS ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE AT ISABEL WETLANDS. iSportsman WILL BE USED EXCLUSIVELY ON THIS AREA IN 2016-2017.
Only non-toxic shot is allowed on Isabel Wetland Wildlife Area for all species.
TEXAS LAKE - Last Updated: 2/9/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
|Approximately 250 Canada geese mixed with 1800 ducks - mallard, pintail, green-winged teal, redhead
|Water level
|Pools 1, 3B, and 6 have water.
|Hunting conditions
|Duck season in the Low Plains Early Zone has CLOSED.
|Expected hunting success
|Duck season (Low Plains Early Zone) is Oct. 8 - Dec. 4, 2016 and Dec. 17, 2016 -Jan. 1, 2017
HUNTERS NEED TO CREATE AN ACCOUNT IN iSportsman BY GOING TO https://kdwpt.isportsman.net AND FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE DIRECTIONS:
1. Scroll down the left side of the page to the blue "register" button.
2. Provide hunter information.
PAPER PERMITS MAY STILL BE AVAILABLE AT SOME OF THE INFORMATION CENTERS, HOWEVER, WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO USE THE iSPORTSMAN ELECTRONIC CHECK-IN SYSTEM AS IT WILL BE USED EXCLUSIVELY IN FOLLOWING YEARS.
Only non-toxic shot is allowed for all shotgun hunting at Texas Lake Wildlife Area.
This is a collection of all the South Central Waterfowl Reports
BYRON WALKER - Last Updated: 8/8/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
|Hunters! Permits have been sent in for the NAWCA wetland project as of 8/1/2017. We expect to be moving dirt withing 60 days. Should that occur, many of the marshes west of Kingman State Lake and also the bison marsh will not be flooded in 2017 as the dikes will be newly constructed and won't have vegetation established. Please bear with us on this project and the ultimate results will provide improved waterfowl attraction in the future!
|Water level
|Kingman State Fishing Lake is 3/4 full. All marshes are dry.
|Hunting conditions
|WARNING-New rip rap has been added to the Kingman State Lake dam and until the metal has been removed, it poses a hazard to hunters, fishermen, and their dogs.
|Expected hunting success
|The hunting permits required for the past several years have been eliminated. Hunters do not need a daily permit to hunt.
CHENEY - Last Updated: 1/19/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
|Canada 750, mallard 1000, shovler 1
|Water level
|at Conservation Pool
|Hunting conditions
|poor on the reservoir
|Expected hunting success
COUNCIL GROVE - Last Updated: 3/23/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
|No snow geese. Approximately 800 ducks (mixed species), and 14 Canada geese observed on 3/23.
|Water levels
|1.5' feet below conservation elevation (1,274') on 3/23.
|Hunting conditions
|The lake flooded in late May (8.0') and was full during the remainder of the summer. Food producing vegetation could not become established on lake fringes because of the flood and full lake levels. As such, few food resources will be available for waterfowl this season.
|Expected hunting success
|Light Goose Conservation Order is in effect through April 30.
EL DORADO - Last Updated: 3/23/2017 Print
|Waterfowl Numbers
Ducks: 19 BW Teal, 11 Mallards. 64 Coots were also observed.
Geese: 28 Canada Geese. No Light Geese Observed.
|Water level
|No Current Report Available (conservation pool 1339.0').
|Hunting conditions
|Fair. The production of duck attracting food sources were minimal this year at El Dorado Lake.
|Expected hunting success
|Duck season is CLOSED. Canada and White-Fronted Goose is season is CLOSED. Waterfowl numbers and conditions will change daily. This will be the last report for the 2016/17 season.
Teal Season - (Low Plains) Sept. 10-25, 2016
NOTE: El Dorado is located within the Low Plains Southeast Zone.
Youth Season - Nov. 5-6, 2016
Regular Season - Nov. 12, 2016 - Jan. 1, 2017 AND Jan. 7-29, 2017
Canada Geese - Oct. 29, 2016 - Jan. 1, 2017 AND Jan. 4 - Feb. 12, 2017
White-Fronted Geese - Oct. 29, 2016 - Jan. 1, 2017 AND Jan. 21 - Feb. 12, 2017
Light Geese - Oct. 29, 2016 - Jan. 1, 2017 AND Jan. 4 - Feb. 12, 2017
KAW WILDLIFE AREA - Last Updated: 1/27/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
|There are approximately 20 ducks and 8 geese was observed using the river at this time.
|Mallard Migration Rank=8
|The rank is subjective and is from (0= No Mallards, 1=Very few Mallards, 5=Moderate numbers, 10= Peak numbers).
|Water level
|Running a little high.
|Hunting conditions
|Expected hunting success
Season: Sept. 10-25, 2016
Area open:East of Hwy. U. S. 283
Daily bag limit:6
Possession limit:18
Stamps Required:Kansas HIP Stamp, State Waterfowl Stamp, Federal Waterfowl Stamp
Season: November 12, 2016 - January 1, 2017 AND January 7-29, 2017
Area open:Southeast Zone (see map)
Daily bag limit:6
Possession limit:Three times the daily limit
MCPHERSON VALLEY WETLANDS - Last Updated: 3/3/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
ATTENTION: i-Sportsman is back up and running, and all hunters are REQUIRED to use the new system! Please check in, report your harvest, and check out using the mandatory electronic hunt permit system. Thanks!
Friday, March 3, 2017:
The Low Plains Early Zone duck season ended on January 1st. Preliminary results indicate that harvest was very similar to last season, with 1,655 hunters reporting a harvest of 2,379 ducks, for an average of 1.44 ducks per hunter.
The Light Goose Conservation Season is now open, and light geese are the only legal species. Approximately 2,200 snow geese were surveyed on the area this week, but goose numbers change with each passing day. Warmer weather and south winds should bring another round of geese through the area this weekend as they head north.
Remember that the north refuge in the Big Basin became off limits on October 1st, and all activities in both the south and the north refuge areas are prohibited.
|Mallard Migration Rank
Current rank: 2
This rank is subjective and ranges from 0 (no mallards) to 10 (peak numbers).
|Water levels
|The area has received abundant rains this summer, with several significant flood events. There are a few marshes on the west side of the Big Basin that are not completely full, as attempts were made to de-water these pools to control vegetation. The remaining pools in the Big Basin are at, or near, capacity. The Chain of Lakes marshes have lost a lot of water over the last few weeks, with only small pools remaining in some of the marshes. The Little Sinkhole marshes are in good shape, with the majority at, or near, capacity.
|Hunting conditions
|Although the flooding caused it to mature late in the season, moist soil vegetation is good to exceptional across the area. Pondweed, annual smartweed, sprangletop, and barnyard grass production has really come on strong in the last month or so. Due to the extremely wet conditions, vegetation manipulation was impossible in most of the marshes, but efforts to open up holes in the emergent vegetation will continue as season progresses.
|Expected hunting success
|Fair to good, depending on weather conditions.
Kansas hunters should be aware that iSportsman Electronic Daily Hunt Permits are required on 24 wildlife areas, including McPherson Valley Wetlands (check the2016 Kansas Hunting and Furharvesting Regulations Summary or kdwpt.isportsman.net for a list). The electronic permit system has been in place for two years, and after a few issues in the last two weeks is now fully functional, fast, and efficient.
iSportsman replaces the old paper permits and allows hunters to conveniently check in and out using a telephone, smartphone or home computer. As with the old paper system, information gathered helps area managers tailor management practices specific to an area and hunter preference. The paper system was inconvenient for hunters and labor intensive for managers.
The Little Sinkhole/Farland Lake marsh unit is included in the EARLY low-plains duck zone (as is the rest of MPWL).
All shotgun hunters at McPherson Wetlands are required to use non-toxic shot for all hunting. This includes upland birds.
SLATE CREEK WETLAND - Last Updated: 1/27/2017 Print
|There are approximately 20 ducks present at this time. Some of the pools are have ice on them.
Current rank:8
This rank is subjective and ranges from 0 (no mallards) to 10 (peak numbers)
|All pools have water in them.
|Hunting conditions
|Expected hunting success
SCWL is using a new daily permit system called Isportsman. Hunters will need to register prior to hunting at SCWL. Hunters will login (or call) each day prior to hunting to get a daily permit, and report back harvest similar to the paper daily permits. Please visit https://kdwpt.isportsman.net/ to register prior to hunting season.
Also, all shotgun hunters at Slate Creek Wetlands are required to use non-toxic shot for all hunting. This includes upland birds.
Keep in mind, during and after rain events, area roads become very greasy. Please use caution and good judgment before entering these roadways.
Please report all wildlife and public lands violations that you witness by calling the area headquarters at (620)-876-5730. Please leave a detailed message with violation specifics.
MARION - Last Updated: 2/23/2017 Print
|Waterfowl Numbers
|Approximately 300 Canada Geese, 25 White-Fronted Geese, 500 Snow Geese, 50 Mallard, 40 Wigeon, 200 Pintail, and 150 Goldeneye were seen on and around the reservoir.
|Mallard Migration Rating
|Current Rating=2 The rank is subjective and is from (0= No Mallards, 1=Very few Mallards, 5=Moderate numbers, 10= Peak numbers).
|Water level
|Lake level is currently 1348.65 (Conservation pool is 1350.50)
|Hunting conditions
|Fair. Lake levels had been near or above conservation pool for most of 2016 with some periods of high water levels late last summer. A two foot winter draw down has recently exposed some shoreline, and mudflats on the north end and in some of the shallow coves. 0% Ice coverage.
|Expected hunting success
|Remember the Reservoir now has ZEBRA MUSSELS. Make sure to Clean, Drain and Dry your equipment. Clean all visible vegetation and mud from decoys, bags, waders, etc. Drain water from decoy bags and boats. Allow equipment to Dry for a five day period before using it at another area, OR wash with high-pressure hot water. Many of the roads around the reservoir can get very greasy after rain, or melting snow, please use good judgement about which roads you try to travel on.
This a collection of all the Southeast Waterfowl Reports.
TORONTO RESERVOIR - Last Updated: 2/8/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
|Geese were nearly absent this week on or around Toronto Lake. This is possibly due to warmer, Spring-like weather conditions. Duck season closed on 1/29/17 in the Southeast Zone, but goose season is open statewide until 2/12/17.
|Water level
|Reservoir is 0.6' above conservation pool. Marsh at 54 hwy is about half full.
|Hunting conditions
|Reservoir is about 100% open.
|Expected hunting success
|This is the last waterfowl report of the season. For other info. call 620-583-6783.
ELK CITY - Last Updated: 8/2/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
|Water level
|Reservoir at pool level. Reservoir flooded up this summer 17 ft so shoreline vegetation was impacted.
|Hunting conditions
|Simmons Marsh upgrades starting in August. Work includes additional repair of levee bank erosion and borrow fill, A new Water Control Structure is being constructed. Most portions planted to millet late after drying out and hopefully will have survived and will provide open water areas. Some excellent smartweed responses.
|Expected hunting success
|For updated waterfowl numbers and weather conditions call (620) 331-6820. Individuals utilizing the wildlife area need to be aware of the refuge boundaries. Maps can be obtained at the Fisheries & Wildlife office (below the dam) or at the State Park (on the lake side).
FALL RIVER RESERVOIR - Last Updated: 2/8/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
|Geese were nearly absent this week on or around the Fall River Reservoir. This is possibly due to warmer, Spring-like weather conditions. Duck season closed on 1/29/17 in the Southeast Zone, but goose season is open statewide until 2/12/17.
|Water level
|0.45' above conservation pool.
|Hunting conditions
|Reservoir is about 100% open.
|Expected hunting success
|This is the last waterfowl report of the season. For other questions call: 620-583-6783.
JOHN REDMOND - Last Updated: 1/9/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
|As of Monday morning, 01/09/2017, Redmond is 10% Open. There were aprox. 600 dark geese, and 3500 mixed ducks loafing in open water.
|Water level
|Current Level: 1042.46 Conservation Pool Level: 1041.0
|Hunting conditions
Reservoir is 90% Iced Up- Ottumwa Ramp is froze. COE Dam Site ramp is froze. Ice at Otter Creek WA Ramp is froze.
DU Marsh is open, and consist of standing flooded soy beans, 100% Iced up. Lower marsh will not be filled this season, as it needs a dry down and infrastructure project completion. Upper Marsh below dam is froze. Ducks are loafing in open water thorough day. The large sedimentation basins located below damn are not open to public hunting and are under private ownership, but should benefit all, as protected loafing areas that are out of the wind.
|Expected hunting success
|Expect better with warming temperatures and wind to thin out ice.
|For information on Flint Hills National Wildlife Area and the marshes on the upper end of the lake please contact FHNWR @ 620-392-5553.
MARAIS DES CYGNES - Last Updated: 1/24/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
|Likely >30,000 ducks. Few geese.
|Mallard migration rank
0 = No Mallards, 1 = Very Few Mallards, 5 = Moderate Numbers, 10 = Peak
|Water levels
|Water at desired levels.
|Hunting/ Habitat conditions
|Good. For general waterfowl habitat info go to MDCWA and click on the "News" icon.
|Hunting success
|Please check in and out using iSportsman (be sure to check in for Marais des Cygnes WA not La Cygne WA)--this information is critical to direct management efforts and to secure funding for the Marais des Cygnes area. Check-in is required by regulation.
All hunters must check-in daily using iSportsman electronic check-in from a PC, smartphone, or by phone before hunting and check out at the end of the hunt regardless of harvest. Please remember to fill out the check-out report with accurate information. THIS INFORMATION IS VERY IMPORTANT TO THE CURRENT AND FUTURE MANAGEMENT OF THE AREA. FILL OUT ONLY YOUR INDIVIDUAL HARVEST EFFORTS, i.e., NOT A GROUP HARVEST TOTAL. Go to:
Outboard motors are restricted on this wildlife area and are allowed in Unit G and in the boat lane only in Unit A-East. Outboards are not allowed in any other wetland units. Electric trolling motors are unrestricted. Boats must be operated at wakeless speed. Boats must have sufficient PFDs for occupants.
Go to MDCWA and click the "News" icon near the top for more information on general waterfowl habitat. Waterfowl report is updated only if there are significant changes in waterfowl numbers or hunting conditions.
MELVERN LAKE/WILDLIFE AREA - Last Updated: 3/17/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
Regular duck season is Closed!
Goose Season is Closed!
Waterfowl counts given on this report are based on what was observed on the day the report is updated. Waterfowl numbers vary greatly from day to day and weather conditions and hunting pressure will affect the numbers of waterfowl on the area.
With warmer weather expected the duck and geese numbers seem to be average for this point in the year.
Mallard Migration Rank = 0 (0 = no mallards and 10 = peak migration)
03/17/2017---3 Duck Marsh-Drained.
Willow Marsh- 15 mallards, 10 ringnecks, 10 shovelers and 2 bluewing teal.
Sundance Marsh- Drained.
100 Mallards using Melvern Lake.
50 Golden eyes on Melvern Lake.
100-150 coots on Melvern Lake.
Scattered wigeon, mallards, pintails, hooded mergansers, redheads, ruddy ducks on the refuge.
Duck and goose numbers are average to poor on the lake where there is open water.
|Water level
|Lake level = 1034.27; Conservation pool = 1036. Target goal for the lake is 1034.00. 0% Ice cover on Melvern Lake.
|Hunting conditions
Due to frequent river flooding and high water levels throughout the growing season, the vegetation and seed production has been reduced on many wetlands. Japanese millet has been planted in all 3 of our wetlands as well as an abundance of invertebrates should provide enough food for the ducks to hang around all season.
Willow, Sundance, and 3-Duck marsh have all been pumped prior to the big duck season, many of our wetlands are holding a good amount of water due to our pumping efforts.
|Expected hunting success
All hunters utilizing Melvern Wildlife Area are required to obtain a free daily hunt permit through the new electronic permit system. Hunters can register now to begin using the electronic system at https://kdwpt.isportsman.net/ For more information (click here). Waterfowl hunters utilizing the main lake are only required to obtain a permit when hunting west of Hoch Road.
Please remember to fill out the permit with accurate information. THIS INFORMATION IS VERY IMPORTANT TO THE CURRENT AND FUTURE MANAGEMENT OF THE AREA. FILL OUT ONLY YOUR INDIVIDUAL HARVEST EFFORTS, i.e., NOT A GROUP HARVEST TOTAL.
The Refuge Area is CLOSED October 1st through January 15th.
We are currently in the process constructing our new 2017 Marsh. We have put some money together from local donors to aid in this project. If you are interested in helping with this project call the Wildlife Area office at (620) 699-3372.
NEOSHO WILDLIFE AREA - Last Updated: 1/31/2017 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
|All hunters are required to utilize isportsman. 25,000 ducks. Mostly Mallards with some divers mixed in. 500 White Fronts and 1800 Canada's utilizing Refuge. We also have a large number of Swans in the area so please make sure to identify your target.
|Mallard Migration Rank
0= No Mallards, 1= Very Few Mallards, 5= Moderate Numbers, 10= Peak
|Water level
Poor. There will be a little water available in Pool 2 (15 Acres) for regular waterfowl season. South Unit is full and is open to all day hunting. Middle pool 5 is full. Upper 5 was drained again and will try to fix problem with water control structure. Lower 5 is full. Pool 8 is 3/4 full, please remember this is a Youth Mentor Marsh, which means that it is open for youth and mentor on weekends and holidays, during the week anyone is welcome to hunt. For more information on the water level conditions for upcoming season please see the area news by clicking link below and clicking on the "NEWS" icon.
|Hunting conditions
|Poor. Due to lack of water, there will be no boat ramps available to launch a boat this year. If you can load and unload your boat by hand you are welcome to use it, however boats that will need to back a trailer into the water to launch WILL NOT be allowed or tolerated.
|Expected hunting success
Fair. Please remember it is mandatory to utilize the isportsman check in-out online permit system when hunting the area.
Preliminary Season Totals....1391 hunters, harvested 1773 ducks for a 1.3 BPH average. With the conditions That hunters had to deal with this was not a bad season and exceeded my expectations. Thanks again for your patients during this period while renovation work is being completed.
SE Zone Regular Duck Season November 12 - January 1 and January 7 - 29
If the red check out sign is out at check station all hunters are required to stop. Thanks
Neosho WA is utilizing a new daily permit system called isportsman. Hunters will need to register via PC prior to hunting at Neosho WA. Hunters will be able to login via PC, smartphone, or call in from cell phone or landline phone each day prior to hunitng to get a daily permit, and report back similar to the paper daily permits. Please visit https://kdwpt.isportsman.net/ to register prior to hunting season.
Please remember to fill out the permit with accurate information. THIS INFORMATION IS VERY IMPORTANT TO THE CURRENT AND FUTURE MANAGEMENT OF THE AREA. FILL OUT ONLY YOUR INDIVIDUAL HARVEST EFFORTS, i.e., NOT A GROUP HARVEST TOTAL.
Waterfowl hunting in Pool 8 is restricted to youth hunters and their mentor on weekends and holidays.
For additional area news please visit the area website at: http://kdwp.state.ks.us/news/KDWP-Info/Locations/Wildlife-Areas/Region-5/Neosho/Area-News.
POMONA RESERVOIR - Last Updated: 11/26/2014 Print
|Waterfowl numbers
|1500 ducks,
|Water level
|Lake is 972.41 ft. conservation pool is 974
|Hunting conditions
|Expected hunting success
The marshes on Pomona require run off for filling and are currently dry or holding very little water.
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3 Stages of Pain were a hardcore band from Sheffield, England. The band signed to undergroove records and their first album 'With Chaos In Her Wake' was released in 2002, and the band acheived critical acclaim, they landed a John Peel Radio One Session and went on to tour with amongst others Clutch, Therapy?, Pale Horse, 27 and Dukes of Nothing.
In 2005 the band released their second album, also on Undergroove, 'Black Heart Blues' was an excellent title for the album which featured both hardcore and blues rock. Read more on Last.fm
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Jason's book came out before the Obama "birther movement" hit the news -- he'll have to add another chapter in the next edition. While you're waiting for that, the blog post "Bircher/Truther/Birther" gives an excellent historical analysis placing this canard within the paranoid style of American politics traced brilliantly by Richard Hofstadter, a theme developed further by David Brion Davis's "Some Themes of Counter-Subversion: An Analysis of Anti-Masonic, Anti-Catholic, and Anti-Mormon Literature." Both showed how "American diversity creates American paranoia"; how, we might say, Randolph Bourne (the great progressive-era thinker known for his essays "Trans-National America" and "War is the Health of the State") is related to Glenn Beck.
I've been thinking over this recently watching the cacophonously unenlightened health care "debate," and wondering where all the flowers of civility have gone as the religion of fear, paranoia, and just plain lunacy takes center place in the public square. And hell, I wasn't going to do this, but while we're on the subject of boundless paranoia and before we get to the more scholarly matters of this post (and please, Professor David Brion Davis, can you write an article on Glenn Beck? -- pretty please?):
Ok, now on to the matters at hand. In Freedom's Coming, I briefly speculated on how and why gender had supplanted race as a central organizing force for southern Christian conservatives. I made no attempt to mount a full argument on this point, but merely threw it out as a suggestion. Much to my surprise, nearly every review of the book addressed this point as if it were central (rather than tangential) to the entire project. Since then, it's been nice to see other scholars (including our own Seth Dowland on this blog) take up this issue and give it a serious analysis, way more than I did.
The piece, of course, takes its title from Leo Ribuffo's well-known article of 1994, "Why Is There So Much Conservatism in the United States, And Why Do So Few Historians Know Anything About It," from the American Historical Review.
We know a lot more now about the history of conservatism in America than we did when that 1994 article was published -- indeed, you can't heave an egg out of a Pullman car window these days without hitting a scholar who is working on the history of conservatism in America, or a book on the subject (with apologies to H. L. Mencken --and while you're heaving that egg, try at least to laser target one of those wingnuts carrying around the Obama with Hitler mustache signs, screaming incoherently at town hall meetings in some grotesque parody of one of FDR's Four Freedoms, and reading Sarah Palin's fact-free hysterics about Obama's plan to mandate killing grandma not to mention her own child) -- but most of this work addresses political, social, and religious conservatism.


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UTA Field Trip
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When I first arrived at UTA, I thought the campus was huge. There were many different places to go.
I liked when the student panel answered questions. When they answered questions, it was a way to what the college experience would be like.
I wasn't really interested in the science show. I wanted to learn more about what college would be like. The science show didn't really have anything to do with college, other than the fact that science was a major at UTA.
I think that for next year's tour, there shouldn't be as much sitting. I also think that there should be more time dedicated to answering questions that students have, so that they can learn more about college.
I would definitely consider going to UTA for college. It isn't really close to my home, so I would be able to see the different parts of Arlington if I went there. I've had family that has gone there, and they said it was great. I'm pretty sure that with all the majors they have, I would be able to find the perfect one for me.
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Rational RationalizationPosted on June 18, 2013 | No CommentsWith the upheaval of the economic downturn came a spate of mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, splits and buy-outs. The ensuing chaos of the resulting technology portfolios cannot really be overstated. Many surviving companies are just a mess. In normal times this may not be a big deal. But these aren't normal times.
On The CIO's Top ChallengesPosted on September 9, 2011 | No CommentsThere are many challenges that CIO's are facing in today's cloudy, jargony, swirling maelstrom of Information Technology. But isn't there something missing in the conversation that totally supersedes these challenges?
Cloud in a BoxPosted on August 15, 2011 | No CommentsThere is much to recommend about changing how we create, deploy and offer our services and products to customers. Yet there is an entire consulting industry built around avoiding the pitfalls of cloud.
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Events Listings: March 16 to 22, 2016
THIS WEEK: March 16 to 22, 2016
Schemel Forum Luncheon, with a talk on "Can It Possibly Get Worse for Europe and the Middle East? An Update on the Refugee Crisis and the Thick Fog of Fundamentalism" by award-winning author Peter Zilahy. Rose Room, Brennan Hall, 320 Madison Ave., University of Scranton. Noon on March 16. $20. Reservations: 570-941-6206.
Celebrate Sobriety at the Movies, a free movie night for anyone whose life has been affected by alcoholism. Film undecided at press time. Dietrich Theater, 60 E. Tioga St., Tunkhannock. 7 p.m. March 16. Free. 570-996-1500.
Freeing the Entrepreneur for the Global Good, the annual Allan P. Kirby Lecture in Free Enterprise and Entrepreneurship with activist, author and artist Mary Fisher. Dorothy Dickson Darte Center, 100 W. South St., Wilkes University, Wilkes-Barre. 7:30 p.m. March 16. Free. 570-408-4779.
Free Tax Preparation and e-filing for taxpayers with lower- and middle-class incomes. Tuesdays through April 5 at Good Shepherd Church, 190 S. Main St., Wilkes-Barre; and Wednesdays through April 6 at the Marian Sutherland Kirby Library, 35 Kirby Ave., Mountain Top. Call 570-868-6732 for an appointment at the Kirby Library and 570-678-3504 for an appointment at Good Shepherd Church.
Essential Oils 101, an introduction to therapeutic-grade essential oils. West Pittston Library, 200 Exeter Ave. 5:30 p.m. March 17. Reservations: 570-654-9847.
St. Patrick's Day Celebration, with traditional Irish fare at Timbers Buffet, green beer and live entertainment. Mohegan Sun Pocono, 1280 Route 315, Plains Township. March 17 with all-day festivities including a Breakers Karaoke Party at 7:30 p.m. 860-862-4046.
Jewel Heist Movies, a screening of "Topkapi" (1964) starring Melina Mercouri and Maximilian Schell who plan to steal an emerald-encrusted dagger from Istanbul's Topkapi Palace. Osterhout Free Library, 71 S. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre. 2 p.m. March 18. Free with refreshments. 570-823-0156.
Dead Man Walking, a screening of the 1995 exploration of the death penalty with Susan Sarandon and Sean Penn. St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, 35 S. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre. March 18, preceded by Stations of the Cross and a potluck dinner at 6 p.m. 570-825-6653.
Loch's Maple Open House, guided tours of the sap house and a custom-fiber processing mill; demonstrations of soap-making, hand spinning, weaving, quilting and broom-making; food including homemade cheeses and plenty of maple treats; and a puppet show for the children. Loch's Maple, Cokely Road, one mile off Route 29 in Springville. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 19 and 20. Also: a pancake breakfast 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Springville United Methodist Church. 570-965-2679 or lochsmaple.com.
Pictures with the Easter Bunny, for all pets and children. Village Pet Supplies & Gifts, 2301 Sans Souci Parkway, Hanover Township. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 19. $8 benefits Blue Chip Animal Refuge. 570-735-5905.
One More Row, a knit-and-crochet group for all ages. Osterhout Free Library, 71 S. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre. 10:30 a.m. to noon. March 19. Light refreshments. 570-823-0156.
Wyoming Valley Stamp Club, a gathering of collectors to display, discuss and trade stamps along with a showing of the film "Timbromania." New members welcome. Hoyt Library, 284 Wyoming Ave., Kingston. 1 to 3:45 p.m. March 19. 570-287-2013.
Easter Bunny Pet Photos, a fundraiser for the Griffin Pond Animal Shelter, 704 Martin F. Gibbons Blvd., Dickson City. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 20. $10 per photo. 570-586-3700.
The Greatest Story Ever Told, a screening of the biblical movie. Knights of Columbus, 55 S. Main St., Pittston. 2 p.m. March 20. Free. 570-655-8311.
Dinner for Kids Fundraiser, with three local bands, raffles, games, prizes and a menu of food and beverages including pizza and wings. Ole Tyme Charley's Restaurant and Pub, 31 S. River St., Plains Township. 4 to 9 p.m. March 20. $25 benefits the program which provides nutritionally balanced meals to underprivileged children. 570-674-6212.
WWE Wrestling: The Road to Wrestlemania, with favorites Roman Reigns, Demon Kane, WWE World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus, Dean Ambrose, Bray Wyatt, Dolph Ziggler, Intercontinental Champion Kevin Owens, the Dudley Boyz, the Divas and more. Mohegan Sun Arena, 255 Highland Park Blvd., Wilkes-Barre Township. 7 p.m. March 20. 800-745-3000.
Live Your Best Life, a talk on using essential oils for a healthier lifestyle with representatives of Thrive Wellness Center. Hoyt Library, 284 Wyoming Ave., Kingston. 6 p.m. March 21. Registration: 570-287-2013.
Monday Night Bingo. Northmoreland Township Volunteer Fire Company, 1618 Demunds Road, Dallas. 6:30 p.m. March 21. 570-333-4906.
Engage for Health, learning how to effectively communicate with your health-care providers in order to make the most appropriate decisions. West Pittston Library, 200 Exeter Ave. 6:30 p.m. March 21. Reservations: 570-654-9847.
Civil War Program, a living-history presentation by Charles Herring who portrays Union soldier Theodore Gerrish, relaying memories of his Civil War experiences. Marian Sutherland Kirby Library, 35 Kirby Ave., Mountain Top. 6:30 p.m. March 22. 570-474-9313.
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