Kansas & Nebraska Whitetail and Mule Deer Hunting
Self-Guided MuzzleLoader Hunts @ Wolf River Outfitters, LLC.

For the traditionalist or the modern in-line hunter come for the first chance of the season.

The deer Herd.

The biggest question when planning a trophy whitetail hunt is: What kind of deer are there? 
There must be a quality deer herd, or there won't be any trophy bucks. Kansas has the formula for success. To begin with, Kansas has a good strain of whitetail. Add to that a good food supply of corn, soybeans, wheat and alfalfa. Then throw in all the wild forage that is available. Next add a good measure of habitat. We have great cover and protection for the deer. Add to that low hunting pressure (0.5 hunters per square mile). That is the Kansas formula for trophy deer.
We at Wolf River Outfitters have many acres of quality private land available to our hunters. We make every effort to increase the number of trophy bucks. We plant food plots where needed, and keep mineral pits fresh. We also limit the number of hunters that we take. In addition, we harvest a number of does each year to manage the buck-to-doe ratio.

The hunting areas.

We have prime land. Kansas has very little public hunting ground.  It can be hard for a non-resident to gain access to the "good" ground. We have taken care of that for you. We have sought out and acquired some of the very best hunting ground in our part of the state. We have several large tracts of land that allow us to have an impact on the management of the deer. If you have always dreamed of having a place to yourself, you have had your dream come true.

Our ground consists of river bottoms and rolling farm land. We have crops such as corn, soybeans, wheat and alfalfa. We have hardwood timbers with several types of acorns and other natural foods that the deer love. Most of the ground that we hunt is hilly, with steep, deep ditches. 

The way we hunt.

Our most productive type of hunting has been stand hunting.  We have several shooting towers and lots of comfortable tree stands.  The shooting towers look like outhouses on stilts.  We put these in areas where the deer like to travel, but there aren't any trees for a stand.  They are fully enclosed to give you maximum protection from the elements.  The tree stands are located in travel and bedding areas where dear activity is highest.

We also have areas set aside for those who prefer to still hunt, or spot and stalk, which has proven to be a successful method of hunting. We feel both of these methods can result in a successful hunt.

Details about the hunt.

Our muzzleloader hunts are self-guided, 6-day hunts. We provide lodging, tree stands, cooking facilities, packing out of deer, maps, ID cards & stickers, etc. We will have stands set up in prime areas before you arrive or you may move them if desired.

-LINE RIFLES MAY BE USED. In-line rifles may be used. Iron sights can also be fiber optic. No scopes are allowed.

COST:	$2,450.00 + Sales Tax 6 days Self Guided $3,450.00 + Sales Tax 5 days Fully Guided
DEPOSITS:	1/2 down on booking Remainder due by Sept. 1st (For Kansas) Remainder due by Oct. 1st (For Nebraska)
2005 Hunt Dates:	Kansas: Sept. 10 - Sept. 23 Nebraska: Dec. 15 - Dec. 31
APPLICATION DATES:	Kansas: End of May Nebraska Over the Counter
PERMIT COSTS:	Kansas:      $321 Deer Permit      $71.50 (Non-Resident)   Hunting License Nebraska:      $176 1st Permit      $13   Habitat Stamp      $176 2nd Permit      $750   2nd Deer Hunt Charge