Kansas Deer Hunting
This Kansas deer hunting article is of the benefits and consequences of Mid-America Hunting Association private land self guided hunts.
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Average hunters making their own hunts through the Association providing the toughest resource to be gained, private land.
Early Muzzleloader and archery both open in late September. Muzzleloader will end in early October. Archery continues until the end of December.
Modern gun season (rifle) begins late November or early December and runs for 12 days.
Kansas Has Mule and Whitetail Deer
Kansas is for both Mule and Whitetail Deer. Antelope and Elk are for residents only. None of the Association lands has either.
Mule and Whitetail Deer each has separate licensing requirements. Each hunter will need to read for himself the state regulations available through the KDWP's web site. That regulations reading should be done fresh each year as the KDWP's has a long history of changing their regulations.
Tags are by a competitive draw. Application is the month of April each year for non-residents. Tags are applied through the KDWP's web site.
All pictures on this web site are at the courtesy of the self guided hunter. The Association partners, Jon Nee and John Wenzel, take each one as a report card on hunting lease management. They return the courtesy with latest sightings form their year round land presence.
Kansas Deer Hunting Units
Numbered on the map are the management units that the Association has private land to hunt. Numbers are placed in the relative location of those units. In the case of our hunting lease land it is all within agricultural regions of grain farming.
Where to Deer Hunt
It is the management units in Kansas along with that of Iowa that create additional requirements on the hunter.
State residents may hunt all seasons anywhere in the state. Nonresidents are restricted to management units. This brings up which unit to apply for and where to hunt.
In terms of where to hunt is parallel to the desired hunt method. There are places of good trophy potential where individual trees are notable land marks. The archery hunter is well advised to hunt elsewhere.
There are other localities that are very bow hunter friendly.
We will assist at time of tag application to insure all a more informed decision of where to hunt.
2011 Association Kansas Deer Hunting Lease Land
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