Baalman Farm & Feedyard is a 6th-generation ag and cattle operation proudly located in Northwestern Kansas, about 10-15 miles north of Interstate 70. We have a large amount of property that's been farmed by our family since the late 1800s. Our acreage is comprised of a wide variety of habitat, from brushy draws and large plots of cropland to rolling grasslands. 

Lodging is available as an add-on to your package for $200 per night. We have a house with three bedrooms, with ample room for larger groups if folks are willing to bring cots or sleeping pads.

A Note on our Pheasant Hunting:

Pheasant numbers have been down over recent years with the drought we've been experiencing here in Kansas. That said, we do have birds; however, it's a tough hunt. We cut our wheat, milo, and corn fields into silage for our feedlot, leaving very very short stubble. In the early season in warmer weather, we really have only three viable parcels, about 700 acres that are good for pheasant hunters with smaller numbers (1-6 hunters) in their party and dogs. Well-trained bird dogs ready to put in work are highly recommended. If you don't have dogs, this will be a much more challenging hunt. Large groups have had success in the past hunting our cropland and pivots with blockers as we routinely see birds running the pivot circles and wheel trenches once our fields are harvested.

Dove and pigeon hunters are also invited for a trip out to the farm, especially with the feedlot and livestock tanks around the property. Birds love the area around the feedlot. Quail numbers are moderate; however, they are more spaced out throughout the property. The farm is also a good location for deer hunters looking to hunt Kansas's Unit 1; that said, this is a property that is much more suited for rifle hunters due to how wide open the land is.