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. Kansas deer hunting is by draw only, but if you book two years in advance and get a preference point, you're typically guaranteed to draw.

It is no secret that Kansas produces some of the Midwest's best Boone & Crockett qualifying whitetails.

Kansas Whitetail Hunting Trips

Kansas whitetail hunting is good, even by Midwestern standards, especially on private and public areas with good management. Kansas is a solid destination for both resident and nonresident deer hunters.

Our Kansas deer hunts have extremely high success rates. Every year, our clients take 160-200+ inch bucks.
Kansas whitetail hunting is best suited for hunters interested in harvesting higher end trophies.
Good archery, gun and muzzleloader seasons.

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It is no secret that Kansas produces some of the Midwest’s best Boone & Crockett qualifying whitetails. Deer numbers are on the rise in Kansas, with many areas have a buck to do ratio of two-to-one. Kansas whitetail hunting is by draw only, but if you book two years in advance and get a preference point, you’re typically guaranteed to draw.

Regarding trophy potential, the eastern half of the state turns out big bucks on a consistent basis. Anderson, Bourbon, Butler, Chautauqua, Cowley, Crawford, Doniphan, Greenwood, Jefferson, Linn, Lyon, Marion, Republic, Riley, Pottawatomie, and Shawnee take top honors in that region.

Our hunters in the south-central part of the state do well, too. Barber, Clark, Comanche, Harper, Kingman, Reno, and Sumner are all contenders. Records aside, don’t forget about the prairie country to the southwest. Few hunters consider it, and those who do find pleasant surprises along timbered creek drainages.

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Kansas Whitetail Hunting in the Flint Hills

If you are interested in hunting higher end bucks, we highly recommend this Kansas whitetail hunting outfitter!

Trophy quality on our Kansas whitetail hunt in the Flint Hills can exceed 200 inches. Our outfitter implements a year-round feed program utilizing protein feed, food plots, and free choice feeders helps to hold whitetail deer through the season into December when this hunt takes place.

The Kansas Flint Hills Units 8 and 9 have produced many upper-end Boone and Crockett entries. These units offer hunters the choice to hunt during the archery, rifle or muzzleloader seasons. Deer numbers are not high although age structure, genetics, and trophy quality is world class. Hunter success will typically be approximately 50%. Weather variables can drive success both up or down.

Non-resident hunters must apply for Kansas deer management unit specific tags. Application is during April, and we can assist with the application process.
Hunt on 15,000 intensely managed acres in the Kansas Flint Hills, where age structure, genetics, and trophy quality is world class.
This outfitter only uses experienced guides and can accommodate all levels of hunters.
Hunting is conducted from shooting houses, ground blinds, and tree stands. Only stands with proper wind direction will be utilized. If wind changes to an unproductive direction, hunter will be relocated to a new area.
You’ll enjoy comfortable lodging and excellent food.

*In addition to this premier Kansas deer hunt, we also have a more affordable option on over 10,000 acres of private ground in Greenwood and Wilson Counties, where the Flint Hills meet the Blackjack Oaks in Southeastern Kansas. Our clients who book with this Kansas whitetail hunting outfitter have great success on slightly smaller bucks, and the lodging isn’t as fancy. They also offer a few DIY options.

We don’t have many Kansas whitetail hunting openings, so if you’re interested be sure to contact us ASAP.

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The hunting pressure in Kansas is fairly light, especially when considering how good the hunting is. This said though, it is much more crowded than in the '90s. More nonresident hunters apply every year, which means it’s even harder to draw a Kansas deer hunt. Leftover tags are almost a thing of the past.

A downfall to Kansas whitetail hunting is that there isn’t a lot of public land. The state’s Walk-In Hunting Access (WIHA) program isn’t as robust as it once was. Each year, the properties enrolled in the program change, decrease in number, and seem to decline in quality. Securing access on private ground or hiring a good outfitter is pretty important in this state. We can help with that.

The application period for the limited number of nonresident Kansas deer permits is in April.
Any nonresident interested in hunting deer in Kansas in the fall must apply online by visiting www.kshuntfishcamp.com.
Applicants must possess a valid nonresident hunting license to apply.
Permits are awarded through a random computer drawing that will be conducted in May, so applying early will not give hunters any advantage in the lottery draw.
Hunters interested in purchasing a preference point in lieu of applying may do so for a small fee.
If you draw a permit you will be able to harvest a whitetail buck, and one whitetail doe. If you successfully draw a Mule Deer Stamp as well, your whitetail permits will be converted into an either species permit.

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