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Any outfitter recommendations on a Kansas hunt?

Started by RutnNStrutn, December 14, 2021, 11:26:32 PM

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RutnNStrutn

I'm headed out west with some buddies for a SD/Wyoming Merriams hunt this spring, and would like to pick up another hunt along the way. My hunting partners and I would like to go hunt Kansas. If you know of any quality outfitters in Kansas, please PM me the info. Thanks guys and good luck this spring!!

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Jstocks

http://hickorycreekoutfitter.com/index.php/hunt-packages/#

I had a great hunt with these guys several years ago.

If anyone tries to put you on an outfitter that hunts multiple states, or that's not really an outfitter but claims they outfit in the center of the state, then pm me first. I can potentially save you some trouble from 2 poor experiences in this part of the country.

joey46


joey46

Thank you. There seem to be a lot more "guides" out there than one would think. 

husker

What part of Kansas?   I live in and hunt SE Nebraska, but I know the NE part of Kansas has a lot of public land and a good number of birds.   From when I've been there, I've hardly seen anyone.   Just food for thought if you don't want to pay a guide.   

slicksbeagles1


HookedonHooks

Bird numbers are down and pressure is up, Kansas is hardly the destination turkey state it once was. Taking anyone's word for saying bird numbers are good and pressure is low on public land nearly anywhere in the country is likely lying.

If you're dead set on hunting the state and concerned about having success pay to get on private.

husker

Quote from: HookedonHooks on December 27, 2021, 08:22:33 PM
Bird numbers are down and pressure is up, Kansas is hardly the destination turkey state it once was. Taking anyone's word for saying bird numbers are good and pressure is low on public land nearly anywhere in the country is likely lying.

If you're dead set on hunting the state and concerned about having success pay to get on private.

I have no reason whatsoever to "lie" if that's what you were implying by my comment.  From the area I hunt, I can spit into Kansas and I had good success this past Spring with good numbers of birds  Obviously, your experience might be quite different from mine, but that doesn't mean that I am lying.  I don't have a horse in this race, just trying to help the guy out.  If he wants to pay to hunt, more power to him. 

nativeks


chrmayo

Jim Gourley at Setterdogs we have used him 5 times. He goes above and beyond to get you on birds.
-MAYO-