Trophy Whitetail Deer Hunts - Rifle

Kansas rifle season is a great time to get a big, trophy whitetail.

All of our hunts are free-range hunts (no high fences around here!). With quality genetics, good food sources and low hunting pressure, Kansas continues to produce large bodied deer with great racks.


December in Kansas can be very cold, and many years we have snow on the ground. We utilize shooting towers to provide as much comfort for you as needed, yet still put you in a great position to see deer, and harvest your trophy.

We break the Kansas rifle season into 2 5-day hunts. Your hunt will start on Wednesday and run through Sunday. We prepare delicious, hearty meals to keep you satisfied. Our lodge accomodations are comfortable and relaxing.

If you harvest a deer, we pack it out, field dress it and provide transportation to the locker plant where they will perform processing and caping to the neck of your trophy.

We have had hunters take deer that gross score over 200 points. If you are waiting for an opportunity at a real trophy animal, this is the hunt for you.

• $3,950 - 5 day fully guided
• Services Provided
  • Lodging
  • All Meals
  • Hunt Transportation
  • Shooting Towers, Ground Blinds, Tree Stands
  • Field Deer Handling
  • Laundry Facilities
• Half down at booking. Remainder due October 1, 2010
• Inferior Buck Fee: $1,000 cash is collected upon your arrival. This fee will be returned if you shoot a buck of 140 gross score and up or if you do not shoot a buck.

KDWP 2011 Permit Info
• Permit cost: $322.50 either sex permit
• Non-residential hunting license: $72.50
• Application Deadline: April 29, 2011
• Rifle Season Dates: Nov. 30 - Dec. 11, 2011

KDWP Regulations of Interest
• Shooting Hours: One-half hour before sunrise to sunset.
• Hunter orange must be worn during rifle season. At a minimum, you must wear an orange hat and vest.
• Legal rifle for deer - centerfire rifles that are not fully automatic and that fire a bullet larger than .23 inches in diameter, while using only hard-cast solid lead, soft point, hollow point, or other expanding bullets.
• Unit: 10