Kansas deer hunting is where it’s at for giant whitetails!
Not all areas are created equal. Be very clear with us about your expectations so we can be sure to send you on the right hunt.
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 2:1. 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.
Why you should consider Kansas deer hunting:
- Every year 160-200+ inch bucks are taken in Kansas.
- Our hunters have extremely high success rates.
- Archery, gun and muzzleloader hunts.
- You can hunt with a
- Fairly light hunting pressure.
Outfitter: BAO3
Kansas Deer Hunt
The Kansas Flint Hills have produced many upper-end Boone and Crockett entries. Trophy quality can exceed 200 inches even on archery Kansas deer hunting in Units 8 and 9.
We don’t offer many of these hunts, if you’re interested be sure to contact us ASAP.
The Kansas Flint Hills Units 8 and 9 have produced many upper-end Boone and Crockett entries, and trophy quality can exceed 200 inches. 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.
If trophy quality is what you’re after, the Kansas Flint Hills are a great choice.
- Outstanding trophy quality
- Comfortable lodging
- Can accommodate all levels of hunters
- Excellent food
- Experienced guides
- Contact us for more information about this deer hunt.
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. Hunt on 15,000 intensely managed acres in the Kansas Flint Hills. Kansas deer hunting pressure is light due to low hunter numbers in the area. This hunt is best suited for hunters interested in harvesting higher end trophies. 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.
