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Intro to the state—landscapes, strategies, costs, and comforts.
Summary
Kansas offers a unique and rewarding hunting experience, renowned for its diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife. The state is particularly celebrated for its vast expanses of prairies, rolling hills, and fertile farmland, making it an ideal habitat for an array of game species. Hunters flock to Kansas for its world-class upland bird hunting, particularly pheasant and quail, while also finding ample opportunities for deer, turkey, and waterfowl hunting. With an impressive mix of wild game and a commitment to conservation, Kansas is a premier destination for both seasoned and novice hunters seeking to immerse themselves in the rich outdoor heritage of the Midwest.
Explore HuntsProminent Land Features
Much of Kansas hunting country features a patchwork of fertile agricultural land and native prairie, where sweeping fields of crops like corn, soybeans, milo, wheat, and sunflowers blend with expanses of native grass CRP, sandhill pastures and dense brush or plum thickets. Riparian creek bottoms, hedgerows, timbered draws and scattered ponds or stock tanks create natural corridors and watering holes that concentrate game—from whitetail deer moving through creek draws to doves gathering at isolated water sources. Prescribed burns, strip disking and inter-seeded food plots maintain vibrant edge habitat, supporting pheasants, quail, turkeys and other upland species year-round.
Explore HuntsAmenities
Kansas hunts are based at comfortable, centrally located lodges, each offering private or semi‐private rooms equipped with standard beds. All accommodations feature modern climate control systems, ensuring both heating and cooling for year‐round comfort. These lodge‐style camps serve as convenient bases for guided outings into surrounding crop fields, native grasslands, and timbered draws, providing a consistent home base after each day’s hunt.
Explore HuntsWe think these three hunts should be at the top of your list:
Quail Hunt - All Inclusive - Priced Per Day
Kansas is widely regarded as one of the premier states for bobwhite quail hunting, with some of the best opportunities found in the Midwest. The area's mix of native sand hill pastures, CRP, and crop fields offers an ideal habitat for quail. In some cases, up to 28 coveys have been moved in a single day. Pointing dogs are typically used for quail hunts, although hunters are encouraged to bring their own dogs. With a limited number of hunts available each season, it’s recommended to book early to secure a spot for this exciting hunting experience.
Kansas
Bobwhite Quail
570
Upland Inn
Fair Chase
Private
Lodge
Yes
Modern Climate Control
Bed
Meals Provided
Unspecified
570
Includes Dogs
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5 Day / 5 Night Whitetail Hunt in Kansas - Archery - Unit 16/17
Kansas ranks among the top states for chasing trophy whitetails, and this land is well-suited to grow them to impressive size. Covering 12,000 acres, the property features a mix of ideal deer habitat, including plum thickets, hedgerows, creek bottoms, row crops, and CRP grasses. Most of the acreage lies within Unit 16—renowned for producing mature bucks—with some ground extending into neighboring Unit 17. Dozens of box blinds are set up in proven areas with high deer traffic, giving hunters solid chances at big deer. To stay on top of herd patterns and locate standout bucks, cellular trail cameras are used throughout the year.
Kansas
White-Tailed Deer
3700
Upland Inn
Fair Chase
Private
Lodge
Yes
Modern Climate Control
Bed
Meals Provided
Unspecified
3700
Quality Dove Hunt - All Inclusive - Priced Per Day
This property delivers exciting dove hunting opportunities. With the season kicking off on September 1st each year, hunters benefit from both local birds and migratory doves arriving from northern states when conditions push them south. Most hunts are set up around small ponds surrounded by bare ground—prime spots where doves regularly come in to drink during the early morning and late evening hours. Because the area is made up of sandy soil, natural water sources are limited, which funnels birds into just a few key locations and creates fast-paced action. The daily bag limit of 15 doves ensures there's plenty of opportunity to stay busy in the field.
The day starts before sunrise with a hearty, home-cooked breakfast. After that, hunters head out to the pond setups. Motion decoys are used to draw birds in from surrounding fields of corn, wheat, soybeans, sunflowers, and milo. Well-trained Labrador retrievers assist with recovering downed birds. Once the morning flight tapers off around 10:30, it’s back to the lodge for a relaxing midday break and a freshly prepared lunch. The group then returns to the field around 3:30 p.m. for an afternoon hunt, when doves once again begin moving toward water. Capable of flying at speeds up to 55 mph, doves are agile and unpredictable in the air, offering a fun challenge even for experienced wingshooters. After the evening hunt wraps up, guests gather for a quality dinner and swap stories about the day’s highlights.
Kansas
Mourning Dove
295
Upland Inn
Fair Chase
Private
Lodge
Yes
Modern Climate Control
Bed
Meals Provided
Unspecified
295
Includes Dogs
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Quality Dove Hunt - All Inclusive - Priced Per Day
This property delivers exciting dove hunting opportunities. With the season kicking off on September 1st each year, hunters benefit from both local birds and migratory doves arriving from northern states when conditions push them south. Most hunts are set up around small ponds surrounded by bare ground—prime spots where doves regularly come in to drink during the early morning and late evening hours. Because the area is made up of sandy soil, natural water sources are limited, which funnels birds into just a few key locations and creates fast-paced action. The daily bag limit of 15 doves ensures there's plenty of opportunity to stay busy in the field.
The day starts before sunrise with a hearty, home-cooked breakfast. After that, hunters head out to the pond setups. Motion decoys are used to draw birds in from surrounding fields of corn, wheat, soybeans, sunflowers, and milo. Well-trained Labrador retrievers assist with recovering downed birds. Once the morning flight tapers off around 10:30, it’s back to the lodge for a relaxing midday break and a freshly prepared lunch. The group then returns to the field around 3:30 p.m. for an afternoon hunt, when doves once again begin moving toward water. Capable of flying at speeds up to 55 mph, doves are agile and unpredictable in the air, offering a fun challenge even for experienced wingshooters. After the evening hunt wraps up, guests gather for a quality dinner and swap stories about the day’s highlights.
Kansas
Mourning Dove
295
Upland Inn
Fair Chase
Private
Lodge
Yes
Modern Climate Control
Bed
Meals Provided
Unspecified
295
Includes Dogs
5 Day / 5 Night Whitetail Hunt in Kansas - Muzzleloader - Unit 16/17
Kansas ranks among the top states for chasing trophy whitetails, and this land is well-suited to grow them to impressive size. Covering 12,000 acres, the property features a mix of ideal deer habitat, including plum thickets, hedgerows, creek bottoms, row crops, and CRP grasses. Most of the acreage lies within Unit 16—renowned for producing mature bucks—with some ground extending into neighboring Unit 17. Dozens of box blinds are set up in proven areas with high deer traffic, giving hunters solid chances at big deer. To stay on top of herd patterns and locate standout bucks, cellular trail cameras are used throughout the year.
Kansas
White-Tailed Deer
4200
Upland Inn
Fair Chase
Private
Lodge
Yes
Modern Climate Control
Bed
Meals Provided
Unspecified
4200
Quail Hunt - All Inclusive - Priced Per Day
Kansas is widely regarded as one of the premier states for bobwhite quail hunting, with some of the best opportunities found in the Midwest. The area's mix of native sand hill pastures, CRP, and crop fields offers an ideal habitat for quail. In some cases, up to 28 coveys have been moved in a single day. Pointing dogs are typically used for quail hunts, although hunters are encouraged to bring their own dogs. With a limited number of hunts available each season, it’s recommended to book early to secure a spot for this exciting hunting experience.
Kansas
Bobwhite Quail
570
Upland Inn
Fair Chase
Private
Lodge
Yes
Modern Climate Control
Bed
Meals Provided
Unspecified
570
Includes Dogs
5 Day / 5 Night Whitetail Hunt in Kansas - Archery - Unit 16/17
Kansas ranks among the top states for chasing trophy whitetails, and this land is well-suited to grow them to impressive size. Covering 12,000 acres, the property features a mix of ideal deer habitat, including plum thickets, hedgerows, creek bottoms, row crops, and CRP grasses. Most of the acreage lies within Unit 16—renowned for producing mature bucks—with some ground extending into neighboring Unit 17. Dozens of box blinds are set up in proven areas with high deer traffic, giving hunters solid chances at big deer. To stay on top of herd patterns and locate standout bucks, cellular trail cameras are used throughout the year.
Kansas
White-Tailed Deer
3700
Upland Inn
Fair Chase
Private
Lodge
Yes
Modern Climate Control
Bed
Meals Provided
Unspecified
3700
4 Day / 4 Night Rio Grande Turkey Hunt - All Inclusive
Exceptional Rio Grande turkey hunts are available, with a range of unique opportunities across 12,000 acres of diverse habitat. The thrill of observing a mature tom approach a hunting blind, tail feathers fanned and gobbling in the crisp spring air, is an experience like no other. Hunters will need to use their skills and techniques to coax their target into the open, with the primary method being the imitation of a hen’s call to attract the toms. Mastery of the various calls, which total 28 distinct sounds such as clucks, yelps, gobbles, purrs, rattles, and cackles, is essential. Familiarity with the Rio Grande’s behaviors and calls, as with other subspecies, will greatly improve the chances of success.
Kansas
Rio Grande Wild Turkey
1800
Upland Inn
Fair Chase
Private
Lodge
Yes
Modern Climate Control
Bed
Meals Provided
Unspecified
1800
Wild Pheasant Hunt - All Inclusive - Priced Per Day
With a daily limit of 4 roosters per hunter, this property offers the highest pheasant harvest limits in the nation, giving you 33% more opportunities than what’s available in states like South Dakota. We are proud to offer some of the finest wild pheasant hunting in the world, thanks to our 12,000 acres of carefully managed land. This includes 6,000 acres of native grass CRP spread across 50 different fields, creating the ideal environment for pheasants to thrive—from nesting and brood rearing to winter survival.
The foundation of pheasant habitat is well-maintained native grasses, which we take great care to manage. To ensure these grasslands remain optimal, we use controlled burns to prevent overgrowth and rank grass. We also use strip disking to create open spaces for broods to forage and develop, inter-seed to enhance legume and forb growth (which can increase insect numbers by up to 300%), and plant food plots to offer birds reliable nourishment during the fall and winter months.
Kansas
Ring-Necked-Pheasant
570
Upland Inn
Fair Chase
Private
Lodge
Yes
Modern Climate Control
Bed
Meals Provided
Unspecified
570
Includes Dogs
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