Kansas. Spring Turkey. Hunting Atlas. Spring Turkey. Seasons. Includes Walk-In Hunting Access (WIHA) areas and public lands (state and federal)

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1 20 Kansas Spring Turkey Hunting Atlas Spring Turkey Seasons YOUTH/DISABILITY April 1-1, 20 ARCHERY April -1, 20 REGULAR April - May, 20 ksoutdoors.com Includes Walk-In Hunting Access (WIHA) areas and public lands (state and federal)

2 WIHA Area Rules 1. Obey all Kansas hunting rules and regulations. WIHA areas are for hunting purposes only. Other activities are prohibited without landowner permission. Hunting is by foot traffic only. Do not trespass on neighboring property. Hunt only on the side enrolled in WIHA as designated by signs. WIHA tracts are open to hunting either September 1 May or April 1 May as indicated in this atlas and on posted boundaries. Do not enter WIHA prior to or after the contract period for any reason. This is a trespass violation. 2. Hunters must be ethical and sportsmanlike. Obey the safety zone concept. Allow a buffer around buildings, homes, and livestock. Respect the rights of the landowner and others using the area. Do not litter. Take all trash with you. Do not enter abandoned or maintained buildings. Do not leave game remains in parking areas, roads, or roadside ditches. Treat the land as if it was your own and act responsibly. Do not destroy or damage any equipment, machinery, or other items left on the area. Do not start fires on areas. 3. All regulations for KDWPT public lands apply to WIHA. For a complete listing of regulations, contact a KDWPT office. The following activities are NOT permitted on WIHA areas: Target practice, trapping, commercial or noncommercial dog training, camping, horseback riding, stocking or releasing of wildlife, operation of vehicles, discharge of fireworks, fires, littering, drinking cereal malt beverages or alcoholic liquor, and destructive acts, including digging, destruction, or removal of signs or vegetation. Although the WIHA program allows access for hunting only, trapping may occur on WIHA properties by individuals with appropriate landowner permission. Baiting while hunting or preparing to hunt is illegal. Only two portable blinds or tree stands are allowed per hunter. Portable blinds may not be left unattended overnight. Tree stands and portable blinds must be marked with the owner s name and address or KDWPT number. Decoys may not be left unattended overnight. Commercial guide services are prohibited unless specifically permitted by the department.. Additional rules and behavior Do not block access to crop fields or pasture land. Farmers and ranchers may need access to their fields. Do not park in the field access sites on neighboring property. Owners may need access to their fields as well. Do not enter property with vehicles or park in the field. Park only in designated parking areas or along the road. Take caution to prevent blocking road access. Do not open gates or leave gates open. Avoid stretching fences when crossing them. Allow farmers to pass with farm equipment and machinery. 5. Using the WIHA Atlas The maps included in the atlas are to be used for general reference only. Signs will mark the actual WIHA boundary. In some instances, the boundary may be a creek, river, hedgerow, crop field, or CRP field where the boundary may be difficult to map. Use the posted signs as the true boundary. The atlas also depicts state and federal areas that may be open to hunting. Some of these areas have special regulations in effect, and some may have refuge areas that are closed to hunting. Contact local staff for area-specific information prior to accessing these properties. WIHA property can be removed from the program at any time; in this case, No Longer Enrolled in WIHA signs will be posted. Once these signs are posted, access is prohibited. For an up-to-date list of WIHA that is removed or added, go the KDWPT website at: ksoutdoors.com/wiha. On the spring atlas page, there is a link for post-print atlas changes.. WIHA, CRP, crop fields, and livestock Some WIHA is comprised of CRP grass. Occasionally, USDA releases CRP land for emergency haying and grazing. KDWPT has no control whether WIHA property is hayed or grazed. However, in most circumstances, if WIHA is hayed or grazed, the cooperator receives a reduced payment. Haying and grazing may actually improve habitat conditions on the WIHA property in future years. Less than percent of WIHA is cropland. This may include wheat or milo stubble and winter wheat. In some cases, the WIHA that is enrolled may be in a crop rotation; one year it may be winter wheat and the next it may be milo stubble. In other cases, the cropland is accepted to round out the other acres and make signing and access easier. Some winter wheat is enrolled for goose or crane hunting. WIHA contracts are signed months in advance of the hunting season. At the time the contract was signed, the area had suitable habitat and offered hunting opportunity. If habitat was negatively impacted by the cooperator, payment reduction may occur. However, if habitat was negatively impacted by weather conditions, no payment reduction will take place. As part of the agreement, livestock may be present on the area. The area is still open for hunting, but precautions should be taken not to harass or injure them. 8. Report violations to the local game wardens. Contact information is listed on inside back cover.. Your behavior will decide the future of these areas. Kansas landowners have voluntarily enrolled more than 200,000 acres in the Spring WIHA program. These landowners can remove property from the WIHA program at anytime for any reason. KDWPT encourages hunters to be responsible, ethical, safe, and courteous to ensure the future of WIHA. Extended weather extremes will impact quality of hunting. The following maps are to be used only as a general reference. Signs located on properties indicate area boundaries.

3 On each map, all spring walk-in hunting areas and public lands, including state- and federally-owned property, are marked. See the legend below for color codes used to identify properties. Not all state- and federally-owned properties are open for public hunting. Consult local area information prior to accessing any of these properties. Access dates for spring WIHA properties are April 1 - May. Public hunting access Using the Hunting Atlas SPRING ATLAS LEGEND to the WIHA properties is limited to the specified access period. Accessing the WIHA properties prior to or after the access period is prohibited. Maps are at a scale of 1:2, 0 (1 inch represents.38 miles) and were compiled according to conventional cartographic standards using the most reliable information available. The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism does not guarantee freedom from errors or inaccuracies and disclaims any legal responsibility or liability for interpretations made from these maps, or decisions based thereon. This atlas is a continual work in progress and any comments, suggestions, or corrections are welcomed. Any such comments may be submitted to kdwpinfo@ksoutdoors.com. Interstate Route State Boundary WIHA: April 1 - May US Route State Route Street or Road County Boundary Urban Area Military Reservation Federal or State Land WIHA: Archery & Shotshell Only 20 Spring Turkey Season Unit Map Unit is a draw unit for residents only. Permits and Game Tags for units 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6 may be purchased over the counter. CHEYENNE SHERMAN WALLACE GREELEY HAMILTON STANTON MORTON 0 RAWLINS THOMAS LOGAN WICHITA KEARNY STEVENS SCOTT DECATUR SHERIDAN GOVE LANE Unit Limited GRANT FINNEY HASKELL SEWARD Unit 1 GRAY MEADE NORTON GRAHAM TREGO NESS HODGEMAN FORD 0 CLARK PHILLIPS ROOKS ELLIS RUSH PAWNEE EDWARDS KIOWA SMITH OSBORNE RUSSELL BARTON 6 STAFFORD PRATT JEWELL MITCHELL Unit 2 LINCOLN ELLSWORTH REPUBLIC CLOUD OTTAWA SALINE WASHINGTON CLAY DICKINSON MARION RILEY MARSHALL GEARY MORRIS CHASE POTTAWATOMIE WABAUNSEE COMANCHE Walk-In Hunting Area Signage BARBER KINGMAN RICE Unit 5 HARPER 1 McPHERSON RENO HARVEY SEDGWICK SUMNER 0 BUTLER COWLEY LYON NEMAHA GREENWOOD ELK CHAUTAUQUA JACKSON Unit 3 BROWN SHAWNEE OSAGE Unit 6 WILSON MONT- GOMERY ATCHISON JEFFERSON DONIPHAN DOUGLAS FRANKLIN COFFEY ANDERSON WOODSON ALLEN NEOSHO LABETTE LEAVEN- WORTH WYANDOTTE JOHNSON MIAMI LINN BOURBON CRAWFORD CHEROKEE The National Wild Turkey Federation made a financial donation to the spring turkey walk-in hunting access program, so additional land may be enrolled. Their support is appreciated.

4 TAGGING INFORMATION 1. Turkey permit is not valid until signed. 2.After harvesting turkey, sign, date, and affix carcass tag to leg in a visible manner. Carcass tag must be attached before moving carcass from harvest site and must remain attached or in possession (if electronically registered) until the animal is consumed, given to another, or transported to commercial processor. Only bearded turkeys are legal to harvest during the spring season and the beard must remain naturally attached to the breast of a harvested bird while in transit from the site of the kill to the permit holder s residence or place of processing or preservation. However, if the permit holder wishes to process the bird in the field, a transportation confirmation number can be obtained through electronic registration at requiring the permit holder to submit information and digital photographs of the turkey breast with beard attached and completed carcass tag showing permit holder s signature. If internet access isn t available in the field, the permit holder must retain photographs necessary for electronic registration until registration can be completed. To voluntarily register your turkey electronically view the QR-code to the right Hunters should report all harvested birds that are banded or fitted with transmitters. Contact the nearest KDWPT office to arrange for transmitter pickup. Walk-In Hunting Access (WIHA) Program Resources SUNRISE-SUNSET TABLE For each miles west of Wichita, ADD one minute; for each miles east of Wichita, SUBTRACT one minute : :13 :12 :10 :0 :0 :06 :0 :03 :01 6:3 6:33 6: 6:30 6:2 6:28 6:2 6:26 6: 6: :52 :53 : :55 : : :58 :5 8:00 8:00 8:20 8:21 8:21 8:22 8: 8: 8: 8:26 8:2 8: APRIL :00 6:58 6: 6: 6: 6:53 6:52 6: 6: 6: MAY 6: 6:22 6:21 6:21 6:20 6:1 6: 6:1 6:1 6: 8:01 8:02 8:03 8:0 8:05 8:06 8:0 8:08 8:0 8:10 8:2 8:30 8:30 8: 8:32 8:33 8:3 8: 8:36 8: :6 6:5 6: 6:2 6:1 6:0 6:38 6:3 6:36 6: 6: 6:1 6:1 6:13 6:13 6:12 6:12 6:11 6:11 6:10 6:10 8:10 8:11 8:12 8:13 8:1 8: 8: 8:1 8: 8:1 8:3 8:38 8:3 8:0 8:0 8:1 8:2 8:3 8:3 8: 8:5 GPS Unit Mapping Locate WIHA tracts using Garmin GPS, Google Earth and handheld devices capable of running Google Maps. Instruction and files available mid-march from the KDWPT website. Online WIHA MAP An interactive online map including selectable basemaps and tract specific information is available on the departments website. Printed WIHA Atlas Available at license vendors and KDWPT offices.

5 2 11 DECATUR NORTON 1 2 ST. Francis Atwood Oberlin 36 Norton CHEYENNE RAWLINS 1 SHERIDAN GRAHAM 2 Colby Goodland 0 Hoxie Hill 2 3 SHERMAN THOMAS Oakley TREGO Wakeeney 0 Gove 0 Sharon Springs WALLACE LOGAN GOVE 2 1 Scott Leoti 6 Tribune Ness Dighton 6 GREELEY WICHITA SCOTT LANE NESS 2 6 Jetmore Syracuse 6 Lakin Garden HODGEMAN 20 HAMILTON KEARNY Cimarron Dodge FINNEY 2 Johnson 20 Ulysses GRAY FORD 3 STANTON Sublette GRANT MORTON HASKELL 10 SEWARD 8 20 Meade Hugoton Elkhart STEVENS Liberal MEADE CLARK PHILLIPS REPUBLIC NEMAHA BROWN Hiawatha DONIPHAN Smith Belleville Washington 36 Mankato Marysville Seneca 120 Center 36 Troy 36 WASHINGTON Philipsburg CLOUD 3 SMITH JEWELL 28 MARSHALL Atchison ROOKS OSBORNE Concordia RILEY POTTAWATOMIE 62 Stockton Osborne Beloit Holton 1 ATCHISON 3 Clay Center Westmoreland JEFFERSON Leavenworth OTTAWA LEAVEN- 2 JACKSON MITCHELL 5 Manhattan 2 Oskaloosa 82 WORTH 6 WYANDOTTE CLAY SHAWNEE Minneapolis DICKINSON 0 Kansas Lincoln Junction 32 Alma 0 Topeka Lawrence 10 0 GEARY LINCOLN Abilene Olathe DOUGLAS 0 Hays Russel Salina OSAGE 6 WABAUNSEE JOHNSON 10 ELLIS RUSSELL Ellsworth RUSH 1 33 BARTON Ottawa SALINE Council 268 Grove Lyndon 1 68 MIAMI Paola ELLSWORTH MORRIS La Crosse 10 McPHERSON 2 Emporia W FRANKLIN 6 6 Mc Pherson LINN Great Cottonwood Lyons Bend Marion Falls Garnet Larned RICE LYON Mound Burlington 1 52 PAWNEE HARVEY 5 6 MARION CHASE 1 Newton GREENWOOD COFFEY ANDERSON 1 3 ST. John WOODSON Hutchinson Yates Iola BOURBON Center Kinsley SEDGWICK STAFFORD Eureka Fort 6 W Scott El Dorado EDWARDS ALLEN 61 RENO WILSON Chanute Wichita Pratt Kingman Greensburg 5 Erie Fredonia 1 PRATT 2 BUTLER Girard 53 Howard 6 CRAWFORD Pittsburg COWLEY 3 KIOWA NEOSHO KINGMAN ELK Parsons 103 Wellington CHAUTAUQUA Lodge Winfield Independence 6 6 Oswego Columbus Anthony 6 Sedan MONT GOMERY CHEROKEE LABETTE COMANCHE BARBER HARPER SUMNER Coffeyville Arkansas 1 Cabins Make Perfect Base Camps CABINS Scott Prairie Dog Cedar Bluff Webster Wilson Ashland Coldwater Medicine Glen Elder Kanopolis Kingman Lovewell Ottawa SFL State Fair Cheney Milford McPherson SFL Tuttle Creek El Dorado Cross Timbers Fall River Perry Atchison SFL Pomona Eisenhower Clinton Crawford Mined Land WA Complement any trip with a relaxing stay at a Kansas state park or wildlife area cabin. One hundred, twenty-one cabins are available across the state, located at 1 state parks and six wildlife areas, as well as one at the state fair grounds in Hutchinson. The cabins offer a wide range of amenities. Deluxe cabins feature heating and air conditioning and most have furnished kitchens with refrigerators, stoves, microwaves and coffee pots; separate bedrooms and full bathrooms with showers. Basic sleeper cabins are more rustic with fewer amenities. Most cabins can sleep four to six adults while others can sleep up to 10 adults. About half of the cabins are ADA accessible. Nightly rental rates vary depending on location, season, day of the week and available amenities. Reserve your cabin online at reserve.ksoutdoors.com. You can review cabin amenities, check prices and availability, and reserve a cabin up to a year in advance. Online instructions guide you through the reservation process. Wildlife Management Planning Assistance Customize a property management plan to fit your goals. Find the optimum balance between production and wildlife. Receive financial assistance for wildlife habitat creation. Unlock your land s full wildlife potential. For More Information Call 1-8 HAB-ASST or Visit KSOutdoors.com/Private-Lands

6 GENERAL INFORMATION 365 Many licenses and permits are now valid for 365 days from the date of purchase rather than expiring on Dec. each year. Visit for more information. AUTO-RENEW Select licenses and permits now include a voluntary auto-renew option, which will automatically renew those purchases upon expiration. License buyers will be able to opt in or out of the auto-renew feature at the time of purchase or any time before it expires, through their online KDWPT account. Go to for more information. Legal firearms include all shotguns using shot sizes 2-. Legal archery equipment includes longbows, recurve bows, compound bows and crossbows. Dogs may NOT be used while hunting turkeys during the spring turkey season. Turkey permits are not transferable. Turkeys may be shot only while they are on the ground or in flight; it is illegal to shoot turkeys roosting in trees. Permits, game tags, and duplicates are valid the day they are purchased. Turkey permits and game tags are valid only in unit numbers printed on those permits or tags. Individuals who possess a spring turkey permit and a turkey game tag may harvest both turkeys the same day. It is illegal to use drugs, chemicals, or any chemical compound as part of or in conjunction with broadhead arrows to take game. It is illegal to shoot at, kill, or pursue turkeys from any water, air, or land vehicle. It is illegal to use two-way radios in any manner for the purpose of pursuing, chasing, or hunting turkeys, or to give information concerning the location of turkeys by radio or mechanical means. It is illegal to use live decoys and electronic calls when hunting turkeys. PERMITS and GAME TAGS All individuals, regardless of land ownership and age, must have in possession a valid spring turkey permit or game tag to hunt turkeys. In addition, a valid Kansas hunting license is required of all residents age through and all nonresidents, except persons hunting on their own land. No person shall apply for or purchase more than one spring turkey permit and one game tag or one combo permit. Permits and tags obtained through false representation, misrepresentation, or in excess of the number authorized shall be invalid. Spring turkey permits and game tags valid in units 1, 2, 3, 5, and 6 and all youth issues may be purchased over-the-counter from all license agents or online at ksoutdoors.com. GENERAL PERMITS Any resident or nonresident may purchase a turkey permit valid in units 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6. A turkey permit is valid for one bearded turkey. COMBO PERMITS/GAME TAGS Any resident or nonresident may purchase a Spring Turkey Permit/Game Tag Combo and save. The combo includes a permit and game tag valid in Units 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6. The combo must be purchased by March and will save hunters up to $.. GAME TAGS Any individual with a spring turkey permit may purchase one game tag valid in units 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6. Attention Landowners! YOUTH PERMITS Resident and nonresident hunters and younger may purchase youth permits for use with any legal equipment during the Youth and Disability season. Unfilled permits may also be used during the regular season. Youth Permits are valid statewide, including Unit. SPRING SEASONS YOUTH and DISABILITY Youth and younger and hunters with disabilities April 1-1, 20 ARCHERY April -1, 20 REGULAR April May, 20 SPRING TURKEY FEES UNITS 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 Resident Combo Permit/Game Tag... $3. Resident General Permit $2. Resident Game Tag $1. Resident Youth Combo Permit/Game Tag.. $12. Resident Youth Permit $. Resident Youth Game Tag $. Landowner/Tenant Combo Permit/Game Tag $20.00 Resident Landowner/Tenant Permit... $.00 Nonresident Combo Permit/Game Tag.. $8. Nonresident General Permit $62. Nonresident Game Tag $32. Nonresident Tenant Permit $32. Nonresident Tenant Combo Permit/Game Tag. $5.00 Nonresident Youth Combo Permit/Game Tag. $22. Nonresident Youth Permit $12. Nonresident Youth Game Tag $12. Permit/Game Tag combos are available through March only. For more information visit us online at ksoutdoors.com Earn extra dollars from your farm/ranch with the Walk-In Hunting Access (WIHA) program and the Fish Impoundments and Stream Habitat (FISH) program. The Kansas Wildlife, Parks and Tourism (KDWPT) will be leasing CRP, standing cover crop, milo stubble, field borders, and river/creek habitat for this coming fall hunting season and next spring s turkey hunting season. Wildlife, Parks and Tourism will also be leasing ponds and river/creek access for anglers. Highlights of the program: KDWPT pays you to allow hunting access on your land. KDWPT will post signs to inform users of property boundaries. KDWPT natural resource officers periodically patrol the land. Access by foot only. No vehicles allowed. State law limits normal liability. An atlas is printed showing all properties enrolled. WIHA/F.I.S.H. Application I am interested in enrolling my property in the WIHA/F.I.S.H. programs. Send me more information. Name: Address: : Day Phone: Evening Phone: Property is located in: (County) Send to: Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism 512 SE th Ave. Pratt, KS 61 Attn: FISH & WILDLIFE SECTION

7 GAME WARDENS Anyone who finds evidence of wildlife crime while afield this fall should contact their local game warden. Details of the crime and any other information, such as license tag numbers, dates, and times, should be noted. Local game wardens can be contacted through county sheriffs offices, by phoning the department s Operation Game Thief, , or by phoning one of the numbers listed below, for the county in which the crime was witnessed. Do NOT use these numbers for general information calls. General information may be obtained by phoning the department's Information Section, (620) or by calling local offices listed in this publication. If you re an active outdoorsman or woman, or just concerned about conservation in your area, get to know your local game warden. They protect the resource in your area. The following list of game warden numbers and the counties for which they are responsible are provided to help concerned citizens curb wildlife crime in Kansas. County Officer Phone County Officer Phone County Officer Phone Allen (620) Anderson (620) Atchison (85) Barber (620) 0-0 Barton (620) 0-60 Bourbon (620) Brown (85) Butler (3) 2-21 Chase (620) 30-8 Chautauqua (620) 22-0 Cherokee (620) -8 Cheyenne (85) Clark (620) Clay (85) 0- Cloud (620) Coffey (85) 20- Comanche (620) Cowley (620) 22-0 Crawford (N1/2) (620) Crawford (S1/2) (620) -8 Decatur (85) 0-0 Dickinson (85) Doniphan (85) Douglas (85) Edwards (620) 0- Elk (620) -85 Ellis (620) 0-6 Ellsworth (85) Finney (620) 0-62 Ford (620) Franklin (85) Geary (85) 6-11 Gove (85) -0 Graham (85) Grant (620) 0-5 Gray (620) -1 Greeley (620) Greenwood (620) -85 Hamilton (620) Harper (620) 2-6 Harvey (3) Haskell (620) 0-5 Hodgeman (620) -1 Jackson (85) Jefferson (E1/2) (620) -5 Jefferson (W1/2) (85) Jewell (85) Johnson (85) Kearny (620) Kingman (620) 2-6 Kiowa (620) Labette (620) 85-2 Lane (85) Leavenworth (85) Lincoln (85) Linn (85) 0-6 Logan (620) Lyon (620) - Marion (620) Marshall (85) McPherson (620) Meade (620) Miami (85) Mitchell (85) Montgomery (620) 32- Morris (620) 30-8 Morton (620) 0-5 Nemaha (85) Neosho N1/ (620) Neosho S1/ (620) 85-2 Ness (620) -1 Norton (85) 32-1 Osage (620) -26 Osborne (85) AREA INFORMATION CONTACTS Ottawa (85) Pawnee (620) 0- Phillips (85) 32-1 Pottawatomie (85) Pratt (620) 0-0 Rawlins (620) Reno (3) 2-21 Republic (620) Rice (620) Riley (85) Rooks (85) Rush (620) 0-60 Russell (620) 0-6 Saline (85) Scott (85) Sedgwick (3) Seward (620) 0-5 Shawnee (85) 0-3 Sheridan (85) 0-0 Sherman (85) Smith (85) Stafford (620) 0- Stanton (620) 0-5 Stevens (620) 0-5 Sumner (620) Thomas (620) Trego (85) -0 Wabaunsee (85) 6-11 Wallace (85) Washington (85) Wichita (85) Wilson (620) 85- Woodson (620) 85- Wyandotte (85) KANSAS DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE, PARKS AND TOURISM Office of the Secretary (85) Pratt Operations Office (620) Region 1 Office (West) (85) Region 2 Office (Northeast) (85) -60 Region 3 Office (Southeast) (3) Chanute District Office (620) Dodge District Office (620) Kansas District Office (13) 22-1 Emporia Research Office (620) AREA & STATE PARK OFFICES Cedar Bluff (85) Cheney (3) Cheyenne Bottoms (620) 3-30 Clinton (85) Council Grove (620) Crawford (620) Cross Timbers (620) Eisenhower (85) El Dorado (3) Elk (620) 3-6 Fall River (620) Finney Game Refuge (620) Glen Elder (85) 5-3 Hillsdale (13) - Kanopolis (85) 6-65 Lovewell (85) 53-1 Marais des Cygnes (13) 2- Meade (620) -22 Milford (85) Mined Land (620) 1-3 Perry (85) 6-3 Pomona (85) Prairie Dog/Norton (85) 8-3 Pratt Sandhills (620) Scott (620) Tuttle Creek (85) 53-1 Webster (85) -65 Wilson (85) This program receives federal financial assistance from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of, Section of the Rehabilitation Act of 13, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 10, the Age Discrimination Act of 15, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 12, the U.S. Department of the Interior and its bureaus prohibit discrimination on the bases of race, color, national origin, age, disability or sex (in educational programs). If you believe that you have been discriminated against in any program, activity or facility, or if your desire further information please write to: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Officer for Diversity and Civil Rights Programs, External Programs, 00 North Fairfax Drive, Suite 130 Arlington, VA / FEDERAL WILDLIFE AREAS Cimarron Grasslands (620) Flint Hills NWR (620) Marais des Cygnes NWR (13) 2-8 Quivira NWR (620) 86-3 Kirwin NWR (85) Ft Riley (85) CORPS OF ENGINEERS Big Hill Reservoir (620) Clinton Reservoir (85) -665 Council Grove Reservoir (620) El Dorado Reservoir (3) 321- Elk Reservoir (620) Fall River Reservoir (620) Hillsdale Reservoir (13) -366 John Redmond Reservoir (620) Kanopolis Reservoir (85) 6-22 Marion Reservoir (620) Melvern Reservoir (85) -33 Milford Reservoir (85) 8-1 Perry Reservoir (85) -51 Pomona Reservoir (85) Toronto Reservoir (620) Tuttle Creek Reservoir (85) Wilson Reservoir (85)

8 INDEX TO KANSAS HUNTING ATLAS MAP PAGES BROWN REPUBLIC DONIPHAN CHEYENNE RAWLINS NORTON MARSHALL NEMAHA DECATUR PHILLIPS SMITH JEWELL WASHINGTON ATCHISON CLOUD JACKSON SHERMAN THOMAS SHERIDAN POTTAWATOMIE MITCHELL GRAHAM ROOKS OSBORNE CLAY RILEY JEFFERSON LEAVENWORTH WYANDOTTE OTTAWA SHAWNEE LINCOLN GEARY WABAUNSEE WALLACE LOGAN GOVE TREGO ELLIS RUSSELL DICKINSON DOUGLAS JOHNSON SALINE ELLSWORTH MORRIS OSAGE FRANKLIN MIAMI GREELEY RUSH WICHITA 26 SCOTT 2 LANE NESS BARTON LYON 3 36 MCPHERSON MARION RICE CHASE COFFEY ANDERSON LINN PAWNEE HODGEMAN HAMILTON KEARNY FINNEY STAFFORD HARVEY RENO EDWARDS GREENWOOD 6 WOODSON ALLEN BOURBON 8 BUTLER GRAY FORD SEDGWICK PRATT STANTON GRANT WILSON NEOSHO HASKELL KIOWA KINGMAN CRAWFORD ELK MORTON STEVENS SEWARD MEADE CLARK COMANCHE BARBER HARPER SUMNER COWLEY MONTGOMERY LABETTE CHEROKEE CHAUTAUQUA KDWPT SPRING WALK-IN HUNTING ACCESS LOCATIONS