Kansas’s million-plus-acre offers the public some great opportunities to hunt pheasants on leased, private lands. Here’s some great advice from Jim Millensifer, one of Kansas’ most successful pheasant hunters. Even with access to lots of great private land, he spends a

Kansas will again be some of the nation’s best. But hunters must remember key regulations to keep their hunts safe, enjoyable, and within the law.

Below are some of the main rules and regulations on Quail and Pheasant Hunting in Kansas:

• The

Kansas’ fall fishing can be the best and easiest of the year. Here’s what you need to know

• Black bass, crappie, catfish and wipers are perpetually hungry as they pile on the ounces going into winter.

• Places crowded with casters Labor Day weekend can be nearly desolate of anglers. By now

Kayak fishing may be the best thing to hit Kansas angling since the invention of push-button reels. They’re fun to float, affordable, easy to transport, and can greatly increase catch rates.

Picking A Kayak

They come in all sizes, colors, and styles. Prices range from less than $100 to over $5,000.

Some museums are fun, some are educational. The National Orphan Train Complex was, for me, fun,

An avid hunter’s mind can kick into hunting mode at the slightest provocation at any time. Mine went from thinking of a recent day’s summer heat to day-dreaming of days when the temperature and wind are both at 20, and snow is in the air. It happened when we pulled into Shady Grove Cabins, on the

Kansas’ “U-pick” farms provide the unmatched flavor of ultra-fresh fruits and vegetables and the

Our 2 ½-year-old grandson’s first fishing trip went perfectly, Everett caught fish and was smiling

Kansas may be a long way from a coast but there are no shortage of public beaches.

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Summertime is prime time for catching channel catfish in Kansas. The whiskered fish thrive in