This outfitting operation has been in business for over 30 years, and they operate in units 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. It is a family owned and operated business that takes pride in what they do. They take pride in hunting and harvesting mature age-class whitetail and mule deer.
Hunting deer on private land in Kansas can provide a unique and rewarding experience for hunters. There are many private hunting lands in the state that offer the opportunity to hunt whitetail deer, and these lands can often provide more secluded and peaceful hunting experiences compared to public lands. That's exactly what this outfitter has! With over more than 20,000 acres of private land hunting opportunity, it's gonna be tough to beat. These awesome animals are prized for their impressive antlers, and for many hunters, the pursuit of a trophy whitetail deer is a lifelong goal that requires careful planning, training, and practice. As we all know, Trophy whitetail deer hunting is a popular and challenging pursuit that requires a combination of skill, patience, and knowledge. With as much time under the belt as this outfitter has, they've been able to really hone in on what it takes to get these upper-class type of bucks on the ground. Because they understand the behavior and habits of these animals, They know what it takes to select the right hunting location, and use the right equipment and clothing. All of these variable increases the chances of success, which results in a much more memorable and rewarding hunting experience. All of this is what keeps clients coming back year after year.
With the amount of property and stands that this outfitter has, they couldn’t easily run double the clients they currently book each year, but they choose to keep the experience personal and hands-on, with realistic opportunities of harvesting big deer. They lease and/or own over 20,000 acres of exclusive private land, and they hunt approximately 35-40 total clients a year between the Muzzleloader, Archery, and Rifle Seasons. They have over 125 different stands and/or blinds, with the majority of their stands being ladder stands for the muzzy and archery seasons, and hay-bale blinds for the later season rifle hunts.
They host the majority of their hunters during the archery season, with 7-10 during the rifle season, and 2-4 clients during the muzzleloader season. They have great opportunities for early season muzzleloader hunts, and the capability of being on an "ON-CALL" basis is an option. These opportunities are great and they allow a hunter to potentially connect on a big deer. This time of year requires a lot of sitting for small opportunity windows, but the past has proven to more than worth it. If your schedule is a little flexible and you can head to Kansas when the outfitter has patterned one of these early season bucks, this would be a great option for you to jump on. Also, if you didn’t connect on a buck during the muzzleloader season, the outfitter does offer the option of returning during the rifle season to hunt with your muzzleloader, which is legal in Kansas.
The accommodations for this hunt are run out of a brand new lodge in the area with everything needed for a 360 degree whitetail hunting experience. It has over 4700 sq. ft. of top notch living space. This beautiful custom built lodge can easily house large groups during hunting season, family get togethers, sporting events, and group meetings requiring quality space for entertaining. It works perfect for clients in all aspects. The lodge has a total of 8 bedrooms. 5 double bed guest rooms; 1 single bed guest room; and 2 master suites with full baths, king bed, and bunk beds in each. The kitchen is fully equipped with high-end stainless steel appliances, beautiful wooden cabinets, a large barn wood island with rustic barstools, and a fashionable wagon wheel chandelier. After the hunt, guests can relax and take advantage of our home cooked meals to keep you refueled for the next day’s adventure. The kitchen flows into a large living space featuring a sizable dining room table and custom bar area, as well as a cozy entertainment room equipped with leather couches and a big-screen TV.
Behind a stunning custom sliding barn door are the guest rooms and master suites, as well as the huge shower room featuring 3 large private showers, 3 vanities within the long bathroom countertop, and 3 separate toilet spaces behind locked doors. Guests have access to a full laundry room with new washer/dryer and plentiful storage space. The custom locker room has organized spaces for multiple hunters to store their hunting equipment and clothing between hunts. At the front of the lodge is an incredible porch with a full concrete floor and stylish railing around the edge. The cozy porch area provides a great level of comfort at the end of a long day of hunting and an incredible view of the morning sunrise over a hot cup of coffee.
DON'T FORGET MULE DEER:
Don't forget that you can also draw a mule deer tag in Kansas. To get a mule deer tag you first must draw a whitetail deer tag. If you successfully draw a whitetail deer tag, you become eligible to for the mule deer draw. This has to be pre-selected on your application before completing the application process as well. If you successfully draw the mule deer tag also, this means you are now eligible to harvest EITHER a whitetail or mule deer. Applying for the right units is critical due to the areas the outfitter operates in, and the areas that produce quality deer as well. Communicate with your advisor, and/or our License Application Division and they can take care of this process for you.
APPLYING IN KANSAS:
This opportunity does require drawing a tag through the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks, and Tourism (KDWPT), which is a lottery system. It can be an intimidating process, but no worries, we have you covered. Our License Application Service division provides this service for thousands of our members and would be more than happy to take care of you. Ask your advisor more about this and he or she can set you up with our License Application Service division to get the ball rolling.
The KDWPT uses a lottery system to determine which applicants will be selected to receive deer hunting tags. The number of tags available in each hunting unit is limited, and the number of applicants often exceeds the number of available tags. As a result, it is not guaranteed that all applicants will be selected to receive a deer hunting tag. Hunters who are selected to receive a deer hunting tag will be notified by the KDWPT and will need to pay a fee to obtain the tag. Overall, the process for applying for a deer hunting tag in Kansas involves purchasing a hunting license and submitting an application through the KDWPT's online licensing system or at a licensed vendor. By following the application process and complying with the state's hunting regulations, hunters can increase their chances of being selected to receive a deer hunting tag in Kansas. It is important for hunters to carefully review the hunting regulations before applying for a deer hunting tag, as there are specific rules and restrictions that apply to deer hunting in Kansas. This is why we strongly suggest that you take advantage of our License Application Service. Ask your advisor more about this and he or she can set you up with our License Application Service division. If you want to do it yourself, you will need and want to converse with your advisor and coordinate on the specifics of the area, season, weapon, etc. to apply for.
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