First off, Mike was a great host and was gracious spending time with me on the phone to identify the best habitat and really open up all corners of the farm to me. And what a beautiful farm it is, with lots of grasslands/pastures, quite a bit of winter wheat when I visited, a cool fossil bed, and a few nice creek bottoms full of roostable trees. Deer & deer tracks were everywhere. Unfortunately, like much of Kansas, turkey numbers weren't there. Across a couple of days I was unable to locate any turkeys on the farm though there were a couple of flocks roosting on adjoining properties that I'm sure cross over. I'll say the weather was highly uncooperative, so entirely possible I just didn't connect with them. I'll keep Henning Farms and Cattle high on my list for a repeat visit once Kansas starts to see the recovery of its turkey population. Appreciate the Hennings immensely.

Great place with even better folks. Mike and his father, Marvin, were very helpful on our trip and it could not have been better, Thank you to the Hennings!

We had a good time - found and harvested some quail, we saw very few pheasants (although pheasants are very thin statewide this year). They left us mostly to ourselves, but a ranch hand did provide some direction when we bumped into him. We did some scouting the day prior and eliminated some spots that didn't seem like they'd be productive - the spots where we focused were usually good, although we had to work for our birds. The old farmhouse was fine, and we were okay with it, but don't have high expectations. If you need nice digs to relax and be comfortable, find a hotel nearby. We ate in town both nights and recommend Trapper Joe's in Simpson if you are ever in the area.

Excellent experience..very welcoming people. Property is beautiful. Will be back