Kansas fall turkey season, out-of-state hunters are topics of upcoming meetings
By Wil Day
Published on April 17, 2026.
The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks is hosting two meetings to discuss proposed changes to hunting. The potential reestablishment of a fall turkey season and proposed regulations on waterfowl hunting by non-residents on public lands are among the topics discussed. The public can submit comments at the meetings.
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