The Game

Deer and antelope play on the Kansas range, including mule deer, white-tailed deer and pronghorn, a species unique to North America. Elk, common in presettlement Kansas, virtually vanished by 1900 but have since made a comeback in free-range herds.

If birds are more your game, the

They’re called “stain birds” by longtime central Kansas duck hunters. Often drake pintails or

Kansas’ duck and goose hunting can be as good as it gets. Public waters and wetlands range from

The morning news said schools were closed or delayed. Commutes to work would be long and slow

Kansas waterfowl hunting gets serious in mid-November. Gone are the warm days and crowds of