Where to Hunt in Kansas

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Pheasant Hunt

1,100 Acres at Ackerman Farms in Brewster, KS

Starting Price$75 / Guest

Guided Archery Spring Turkey Hunt

150 Acres at DunnLand Urban Hunts in Kansas City, KS

Starting Price$400 / Guest

Archery Whitetail Hunt

15 Acres at Missouri River Hunting in White Cloud, KS

Starting Price$100 / Guest

Late Season Doe Hunt 2024

150 Acres at DunnLand Urban Hunts in Kansas City, KS

Starting Price$100 / Guest

6-Day Whitetail Split Hunt

150 Acres at DunnLand Urban Hunts in Kansas City, KS

Price$4,000 / Guest

Waterfowl Hunt

850 Acres at Hat Creek Cattle Co. in Cheney, KS

Starting Price$100 / Guest

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Popular species to hunt in Kansas

Kansas is renowned for its large population of white-tailed and mule deer, offering hunters a thrilling experience during the fall season. Kansas' deer are known for their large size and impressive antlers, making them highly sought after by trophy hunters. In addition to deer, Kansas is home to an abundant population of Rio Grande turkeys. These birds are recognized by their long legs and large size, providing a challenging yet rewarding hunt in the spring. The state's vast prairies and farmlands serve as an ideal habitat for these turkeys, attracting hunters from all over the nation. For those interested in bird hunting, Kansas offers an excellent opportunity to hunt ring-necked pheasants and bobwhite quails. Both species thrive in Kansas' grasslands and agricultural fields. Pheasant season typically begins in November while quail season starts a bit earlier in September. Finally, waterfowl hunting is also popular in Kansas due to its numerous wetlands and reservoirs. Hunters can target species such as mallards, Canada geese, and northern pintails during the winter months.

Popular counties to hunt in Kansas

Known for its thriving population of white-tailed deer, the Sunflower State's Shawnee County is a top choice among hunting enthusiasts. Its lush woodlands and fertile fields provide an ideal habitat for these majestic creatures, offering hunters a challenging and rewarding pursuit. Another popular destination is Butler County, where turkey hunting thrives. The county’s dense forests and open meadows are home to both Rio Grande and Eastern Wild turkeys, making it a prime location for spring and fall hunts. For waterfowl hunters, Cheyenne County is the place to be. Its numerous lakes and wetlands attract a variety of species including ducks, geese, and sandhill cranes. Rooks County is a great destination if you're after upland game birds like pheasants or quail. Its mix of cropland and grassland habitats make it an upland bird hunter's dream come true. Remember that each county has specific regulations regarding hunting seasons and limits; always check local rules before setting out on your adventure.

Popular hunting methods in Kansas

The state is particularly famous for its white-tailed deer and mule deer hunting, with the firearms season typically running from late November to early December. Hunters often employ techniques such as stand hunting, where they wait in elevated stands along known deer paths, or still hunting, where they slowly stalk their prey through the woods. For those interested in bird hunting, Kansas is a haven for pheasant and quail. Upland bird hunters frequently use flushing dogs to locate and scare up birds into flight for a clear shot. Moreover, Kansas' numerous wetlands make it a prime location for waterfowl hunting. Duck and goose hunters often use decoys and calls to lure their quarry within shooting range. Regardless of your preferred game or method, Kansas offers a unique blend of terrain and wildlife that caters to all types of hunters. Always remember to check current regulations with the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks & Tourism before heading out on your adventure.

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