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Tuttle Creek Hunting
The Department of Wildlife and Parks managed more than 12,000 acres in the upper reaches of the project.
Burned-off wheat stubble and sunflower fields attract doves in early fall.
De...
Tuttle Creek Hunting
The Department of Wildlife and Parks managed more than 12,000 acres in the upper reaches of the project.
Burned-off wheat stubble and sunflower fields attract doves in early fall.
De... The Department of Wildlife and Parks managed more than 12,000 acres in the upper reaches of the project. Burned-off wheat stubble and sunflower fields attract doves in early fall. Deer and turkey hunting is good in the woody draws and river bottoms. Fox squirrels , KS Hunting
Populations of many game fish species have been enhanced by a stocking program conducted by the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks. Excellent channel and flathead catfish
, KS FishingOff-road vehicle enthusiasts have the opportunity to enjoy their sport at Tuttle Creek. Miles of trails are available at the ORV area near Randolph and at the Motorcycle Area near the Spillway. SPILLWAY CYCLE AREA
, KS ORV AreasWhether canoeing, power boating or sailing, Tuttle Creek Lake, the second largest lake in Kansas, has something to offer for all.
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Seven campgrounds are conveniently located around Tuttle Creek Lake. The Corps manages two of these campgrounds in Stockdale and Tuttle Creek Cove Parks. The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks manages each of the four state park campgrounds.
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