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Kansas Regulations Finally Available

August 30, 2010.

Months after the deer application deadline and draw have already been complete, the Kansas 2010 hunting regulations are finally available.

This year's 2010 Kansas Hunting & Furharvesting Regulations Summary contains several new regulations. The more significant new regulations involve big game and waterfowl and include the following:

New deer map — new boundaries for units 10 and 11 makes these units, as well as units 10 and 14, adjacent units, but Unit 19 boundaries did not change;
Limited quota Antlerless Either Species permits are available in units 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 17, and 18 on a first come, first-served basis (valid in the unit specified on the permit);
January extended white-tailed antlerless-only season is open in all units;
Any-Elk and Antlerless-Only Elk Hunt-Own-Land permits are available through March 14, 2011 (not valid in Morton county);
Any-Elk and Antlerless-only Elk general resident and landowner/tenant Elk permits are available through March 14, 2011 but are not valid on Fort Riley or in Clay, Geary, Riley, or Morton counties;
A system is being developed that will allow hunters to voluntarily register their deer electronically so that they may transport the carcass/meat without the head attached. For more information, go online to www.kdwp.state.ks.us.
The daily bag limit for ducks has increased from five to six ducks, which may include no more than one cansvasback, two redheads, two pintails, two scaup, three wood ducks, 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; and
Brant have been added to the species that may be taken in the Canada goose season.

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