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 Submitted By: Steven Newbury Location: Fort Riley, Kansas 25 lb. Tom Turkey. 10 1/2 in. beard, 1 1/4 in. spurs. 110% FUN thanks to Dave McNeal Hunting Guide Service. |
 Submitted By: Jessica Crossman Location: Allen Co. This was Katelyn's first fishing trip. The Easter Bunny brought her a fishing pole, so we had to try it out. This was actually the 3rd fish she caught that day. |
 Submitted By: Angela Broxterman Location: Lake Perry Area - Jefferson County Ryan Broxterman, 11, with friend and guide Greg Liby shot his 1st turkey 4/18/09. Scored 62, weighed 24 pounds, 1 inch spur and 9 1/4 inch beard. |
 Submitted By: luke martin Location: clay county, kansas luke with his jake. he shot it saturday, april 4th with guide abe pierson and aaron. this is his third turkey he's shot. |
 Submitted By: Jace Bowen Location: Near Overbrook, Kansas Jace Bowen, age 11 of Topeka, shot this 23 pound turkey near Overbook on April 11, 2009. |
 Submitted By: Mason Auchard Mason caught this 5 1/2 lb. walley. It measured 25" long. It was the first walley he has ever caught and he caught it on his 8th birday which was April 11, 2009. This was the best birthday present he could ask for!!!! |
 Submitted By: Cheryl Hawkins Location: Farm pond in Osage County Brian Hawkins, 10, went fishing (the first time ever) with a few friends over spring break. Not bad for the first time, huh? |
 Submitted By: Zach Jensen Location: Rossville, KS. This turkey was taken by 11 year old Zach Jensen (pictured)of Rossville Ks. with a 12 gauge shotgun. Turkey was taken north of Delia Ks. |
 Submitted By: Garett Gabriel Location: N.C. Kansas Here is a "still" of a nice buck I was after during the 08 season. The film was shot in July. He eluded me this past season, but the 09 muzzleloader season is right around the corner. www.kansasbuckmaster.com |
 Submitted By: Garett Gabriel Location: N.C. Kansas Me and my 2007 deer. He weighed 300lbs on the hoof, had a point growing out of the bridge of his nose and had 15 scorable points. Great memories! www.kansasbuckmaster.com |
 Submitted By: Kenny McVey Location: Pott Co. east of Manhattan Kyle McVey shot this 4 bearded turkey 4.9.09. KDWP scored it 112 2/8 |
 Submitted By: Becky Location: Washington Ks This was Matthew's first Turkey, it had an 8 1/2 inch beard and was about 25lbs.... |
 Submitted By: Zak King Location: Topeka Turkey taken on opening day near Melvern Lake. 10 1/2 inch beard, 1 1/2 inch spurs |
 Submitted By: Brandon Germann Location: Morganville, KS Brandon got his first turkey in his first turkey season with one shot near his grandparents farm outside of Morganville, KS. He was so proud of the long beard and beautiful fan. |
 Submitted By: Jim McClain Location: Near Alma, KS Tanner McClain, age 7, of Topeka, KS shot his first Turkey during the 2009 Youth Season on April 4th. |
 Submitted By: James Kimo Williams Location: clay county a great day turkey hunting 21 lbs 8 1/2 in beard 1 in spurs what a way to break in a new shotgun |
 Submitted By: Steve Hiltgen Location: Uncle Steves Farm Our 7 year old nephew, Daniel Hiltgen, shot his first turkey on our farm near Kimeo. |
 Submitted By: Brent Allshouse Location: Alberta Creek Resort Lake Texoma Jason,Joel,Brent holding stripers from 8-10 lbs |
 Submitted By: Raelynn Hugunin Location: Coffey county Raelynn shot her first turkey with her dads 20 guage. The first thing he ever shot anything with was the same gun. 9 inch Beard |
 Submitted By: Jennifer Falk Location: Milford Lake First fish of the day, caught it in 2.5 ft of water, weighed in at 50 lbs! Can't begin to describe the fun it was catching that big boy on rod and reel!!! |
 Submitted By: Jennifer Falk Location: Milford Lake Taylor, 10, with her big catch of the day, a 29 lb. Bluecat and her dad, Chris, with a 41 lb. Bluecat. That day, we caught 7 fish for a total weight of 232 lbs. All were released back into the lake! |
 Submitted By: Marty Buchmeier Location: Overbrook, KS 21.2 lbs 37 in long. Caught at the Overbrook City Lake. |
 Submitted By: Grant Dye Location: Clay County Opening Day of Youth Hunt, Grant Dye,age 11, got his turkey! |
 Submitted By: JUSTIN RIIS Location: WARSAW, MO. FIRST SPOONBILL CAUGHT BY JUSTIN AGE 15 CAUGHT IN WARSAW MISSOURI |
 Submitted By: Tyler and Cody Medlen Location: Lyon County Tyler and Cody caught these catfish when the snow and ice was melting in a farm pond |
 Submitted By: Ashley Brady About 7 pm, caught her just as we were getting ready to go home home |
 Submitted By: Joyce Roney Location: Grandpa's pond, Osage County Trinity 5 and Davin 3, went fishing with Dad. The fish were biting so fast, he couldn't keep up. |
 Submitted By: Johnny Riis Location: Warsaw Mo. Father and son braggin about 70lbs spoonbill |
 Submitted By: James Kimo Williams Location: Clay County Kimo's first pheasant is a trophy. |
 Submitted By: Amber Droge Location: Papa Gary's - Perry, KS Aiden's first catfish. Way to go buddy! |
 Submitted By: Galen Buchele Location: Columbia River I caught this Sturgeon doing exactly what my professional guide Mike Turner told me to do... I can't tell you how his experience paid off... |
 Submitted By: Raelynn Hugunin Location: secret pond... by Burlington Raelynn Hugunin caught this 13.5" crappie on March 22nd with a minnow. |
 Submitted By: Andy VanHoutan Location: Oskaloosa, KS 8 1/2 lb 24 inch Bass caught March 20, 2009 in a pond. |
 Submitted By: Jenna Felsburg Location: Shawnee Co. Lake Kids Fishing Lake Jenna Felsburg caught her first fish on a worm. The bobber disappeared she got excited, yanked on the pole and reeled in this WHOPPER! |
 Submitted By: Michelle Lee Location: Near Melvern KS Shannon's first goose. |
 Submitted By: Tiffany DeWalt Location: Private Pond: Waterville, KS Jayden and Aron fishing; March 2009 |
 Submitted By: Tiffany DeWalt Location: Private Pond: Waterville, KS Jayden's big catch!!! |
 Submitted By: Andrew Rogers Location: Saint George,KS Andrew's first smallmouth, and it's big!! |
 Submitted By: Dan Erdman Location: Grand Lake , Oklahoma It took me all day long but at around 3pm I finally caught one. |
 Submitted By: jay ryan Location: osage lake 5 pounds 22 inches |
 Submitted By: Matthew Basore Location: Near Burdick, Ks 3.25 Lb, 18.5" long, 14.5' girth. |
 Submitted By: Dan Lill Location: March 15, 2009 7 year old Jet, caught this 2.97 LB Crappie on a lake north of Topeka. |
 Submitted By: Mike Nickels Location: Mclouth, KS Things had been very quiet in the deer blind and it seemed a good idea to send Riley over the hill behind the blind on a short recon mission to break the monotony and to diffuse tone of he excess energy trapped in the small space inside the blind. But, as soon as Riley went creeping up the hill behind our position for a look-see on the other side, a glance out the front window showed that the deer were now moving again where they were ‘supposed’ to. One was calmly standing at the field edge 100 yards away. It had appeared , slipping like a ghost through the 6 foot tall CRP grass out into the open. As I questioned the decision made moments earlier, Riley glanced back and saw us frantically signaling him to crawl back. Would this work out after all? Once we were all reunited semi-quietly in the blind it was up to Riley to settle down enough to make the shot if the situation provided one. “Breath slowly Riley”. We were hoping things would slow down now and finally fall in place but this deer, a legal doe, was farther out than the others had been and even though perfectly broadside, the shot would be a stretch for any nervous hunter. Could a first timer do it? “ Slowly exhale halfway and squeeze the trigger Riley”. The doe bolted at the shot, tail high, and off into the fence line the others had appeared from. With no reaction from the doe that she may have been hit and the extended range of the shot, We were not optimistic about the outcome. We sat for a few minutes, to let the scene settle down, and went downrange to look for any sign of a positive outcome. The open area where the doe had been standing showed us nothing encouraging. However, only 10 feet away was some sign. What a relief. Immediately, the two 12 year old trackers went into overdrive to unravel the trail. It was short and sweet. The deer barely went 50 feet before running out of steam. Later, we found out why. Riley had made a heart-stopping shot @ 160 yards! After the recovery a photo session, field dressing/anatomy lesson and a trip out for breakfast took most of the morning. |
 Submitted By: Mark Smith Location: Delia , Kansas Outing with family. Mark is from Rossville, Kansas. |
 Submitted By: ricky Location: holton kansas |
 Submitted By: Austin Fowler Location: Oskaloosa Ks Austin,age 10 shot a 9 point buck. He had some bad luck we couldn't find the deer,because it got to dark, so we came back at sun up and the coyotes had got him but the head was left. So, thankful we were able to find him. |
 Submitted By: Dane Johnson Location: My backyard! 8 pt. buck taken this past season. Taken with a Fred Bear and was my first deer! |
 Submitted By: Tina Kennedy Location: Wakefield |
 Submitted By: Dan Miller Location: Lake City South Dakota Crappie catch day 1 |
 Submitted By: Mark Nickels and Riley Hamm Location: Nickels Farms McLouth, KS Only one day later the dew point was 7 below zero. What can that mean? How do you dew @ -7 ? Luckily Mark found something to shoot before this blast slammed the door shut on our rifle season. We were out Sat in a howling but balmy breeze when I spotted a beefy dark body standing on the field edge @ 130 yds. It was only 15 min into legal light and Mark was dozing comfortably in his chair when I calmly hissed, BUCK, BUCK, BUCK !!!!! That really helped to calm him down. Once he was fully awake, Mark made the 130 yd shot. The buck was a good specimen, heavily muscled and thick-necked, but had worn most of the points off the left beam by playing too rough with his friends. Mark is on the right in photo. |
