In the 1860s and 1870s, the Kiowa Indians waged an ongoing battle to protect their land and way of life from U.S. encroachment. Satanta (1830-1878), also known as Set-t'ain-te (White Bear)
Satanta, KS Ethnic HeritageFrom land donated by LouEthel Ungles and many hours of donated labor emerged one of the finest and most challenging public golf courses in southwest Kansas. Completed in 1995, this 9
Satanta, KS Golf CoursesHunting is a popular sport in the Satanta area. Pheasant are plentiful in area fields and bring hunters from far distances to hunt in this area. Both upland game birds and big game are also available to hunt during season in Southwest Kansas. For those who aren'
Satanta, KS RecreationThe first trail through the area was made by the Jones & Plummer Cattle Co., bringing their cattle from the Texas Panhandle o...
The Aubrey Route, which left the Santa Fe Trail on the Arkansas River at Chouteau's Island and Indian Mound, west of Lakin, c...
Finnup Park Land for the park was donated to the city in 1919 by George Finnup in m...