Northeast Kansas sits on
the eastern edge of the central flyway. Quite a few hunters
have been traveling to northeast
Kansas in the last few years to take advantage
of the many different waterfowl hunting opportunities available.
We have access to wetlands, ponds,
reservoirs, and river stretches that attract and hold
an abundance and great variety of waterfowl. You will
mostly be harvesting puddle ducks but we can arrange for you to chase divers late in the season
when our guides are available.
We can also arrange goose hunts
for Canada and Snow Geese by request. If you have a species
you are interested in harvesting
let us know and we will try and schedule your hunt for
their arrival.
If you don’t
have a lot of experience calling or hunting waterfowl
don’t worry about it. Our very experienced guides will be very happy to show you
the ropes. |
Deposit
50% of your total package costs are due when you make your reservations. |
Reservations
Please call 1-800-241-9122 to make reservations or you can e-mail
us. |
Rates
Click here for
information. |
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Four nights Three
days – arrive
the evening before your hunt between 3:00 and 5:00 p.m.
hunt for three days and depart the
morning of the fifth day.
Three nights Two days – arrive
the evening before your hunt between 3:00 and 5:00 p.m.
hunt for one day and depart
the morning of the fourth day.
One day no services hunts
are available. |
| The weather conditions in Kansas
are quite varied during our long duck season. If you come
to hunt the early Teal season in September,
you will probably be hunting in a t-shirt. Late in the
regular waterfowl season, most of
the ponds, marshes and reservoirs will be frozen so the
ducks head to the rivers and we follow.
So come prepared for the conditions of your scheduled hunt.
The last few years have been abnormally
warm early in the season so we have had more luck later
in the season as the temperatures finally
dropped and pushed more waterfowl down. We rarely hunt
out of permanent duck blinds. Most of
the time you will be hunting out of a boat or an impromptu
blind. Sometimes our feet never leave the water so bring your waders. |
| Permits and licenses are not
included in the package prices. It is the responsibility
of the hunter to obtain the proper permits and licenses.
Most permits and licenses are available for purchase on-line.
Please go to the Kansas
Wildlife and Parks web site for further details. |
- Your gun must be plugged to accept no more than three
shells
- Anyone born on or after July 1st 1957 must have
completed a hunter education program
- Anyone under
27 years of age must carry an approve hunter education
card
- Non-toxic shot is mandatory (i.e. steel, bismuth,
etc…)
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All bookings are double occupancy unless other arrangements are made. Our lodge can sleep twelve comfortably. The lodge has five bedrooms and three baths. The master suite has a queen bed and an attached bath with a shower and a Jacuzzi Bath. We have two bunk rooms. The one upstairs sleeps five and the one downstairs sleeps four. Private rooms are available upon request for an additional charge and are subject to availability.
| Regular
Room |
$75 a night |
| Suite |
$135 a night |
| Non Hunting Guests |
$100 a night |
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| If you are booking a waterfowl
hunt 100% of your balance is due by September 1st. All
packages must be canceled within 60
days of your scheduled hunt. All packages not canceled
within 60 days of your scheduled hunt
will result in forfeit of 100% of your deposit. All packages
canceled prior to 60 days of your
scheduled hunt will have a 10% processing fee charged and
taken out of your deposit. If a member of your party does not show up for the hunt 100% of the
package price booked is still due. |
- Kansas Hunting License
- Kansas HIP Permit
- Kansas Waterfowl Stamp
- Federal Waterfowl Stamp
- Shot Gun
- Shells
- Gun Case
- Season Appropriate Camo Clothing
- Waders
- Calls (optional)
- Flash Light (optional)
- Camera (optional)
- Cooler (optional)
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