2009 Youth Turkey Hunt in Bloomington Park
Posted: 06 Jan 2009
This is a heads up that this years Youth Turkey Hunt will be on April 4th. Below is a rundown of the rules for the hunt. The application will be posted on this website by February 1st.
1. Participation in the Clinton Lake Youth Turkey Hunt is allowed by permit only. Permits and zone assignments will be issued through a lottery drawing on March 17th, 2009. Applications must be turned in to the Clinton Lake Corps of Engineers Project Office by 4:00 p.m. on March 16, 2009. Applicants will be notified by telephone if they are selected. A permit will allow the permittee and an adult Guide to participate in the hunt. Permit must be carried by permittee and the designated guide at all times and may be revoked by Corps of Engineers officials, Wildlife and Parks officials, and Douglas County Sheriff's officials at any time.
2. Shotgun hunting only. This hunt is intended for turkey management within the parks, and to promote ethical hunting to young hunters.
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Eagle Days 2009
Posted: 29 Dec 2008
The 13th Annual Kaw Valley Eagles Day will take place on Sunday January 25, 2008, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., at the Lawrence Free State High School.
The event will include nature exhibits with hands-on kid's activities and eagle viewing field trips.
There will be activities for kids of all ages. Come build a bird feeder, make an eagle, dissect an owl pellet and join many other fun activities in the exhibit area.
There will be eagle viewing field trips at 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Those attending The field trips will gather at the Clinton Lake Corps of Engineers Project Office. There will be a short discussion on Bald Eagles at Clinton Lake, followed by a trip to view the eagles. The field trips will be short drives to areas we're likely to see Bald Eagles. Personal transportation will be used to conduct the tours. Historically, we've seen a minimum of two eagles per trip. For more information on Eagles Day, visit www.kawvalleyeaglesday.com, or call 785-842-0475. For ... Full Story
Winter is Here
Posted: 09 Dec 2008
The winter months are upon us at Clinton Lake. It is a great time of year to explore and enjoy the outdoors, however, it is also important to be safe during this potentially dangerous time of year. Please read these safety tips before you are on or near the water at Clinton Lake.
1. Check the Weather. The weather in the fall and winter can change dramatically with little or no warning. Always check the local forecast just before going out on the water.
2. Prepare a Float Plan. Leave a description of your boat (including registration number), the number of people on board, the area where you will be boating and the time you expect to leave and return with a friend or family member. If you are reported missing on the water, it is extremely helpful for rescuers to know what area of the lake you should be in. If your boat has capsized, time is of the essence. A good float plan could mean the difference between life and death.
3. Carry Emergency Supplies. A radio or cell p ... Full Story
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Operations Manager, Clinton Lake Project Office