We hunt on 5,000 acres that are loaded with coyote, and bobcat, and more acreage is added every year. We hunt over bait piles, use decoys, and call our coyote and bobcat in to very close range.

We need your help. We have an over abundance of coyotes on our property. We are not only a hunting lodge we are also a working cattle ranch, so we need someone to help us eliminate a good portion of our predators. Sit out on our porch one evening and you will here why we have a concern.

Don’t worry if you have little or no experience with predators, our highly skilled guides will be glad to show you the ropes. Just come and try predator hunting one time and you will see why this sport is quickly becoming so popular.

Predator Hunting Packages

You are welcome to book as many days at our lodge as you wish. Our daily full service hunts include guides, three meals a day and lodging. We also have one day no services hunts for hunters that do not need or do not wish to stay at the lodge. Daily no services hunts include guides and lunch only.

Our coyote season runs year round with no daily limit. The bobcat season starts the third Wednesday in November and ends on February 15th. The limit on bobcat for non-resident hunters is one bobcat per permit. The Kansas resident limit for all furbearers is unlimited. Note: All furbearer hunting, trapping, and running seasons begin at twelve noon on opening day and close at midnight on closing day.

Hunting Conditions

If you have never hunted Kansas before two words can sum up what you need to bring regarding clothing, “come prepared”. You can hunt in September one day in 90 degree temperatures and hunt the next day in the 60’s. Most of our hunts will be setting up on decoys, or bait piles and then calling them in. The nice thing about predator hunting is that you can do it successfully all day year round. The terrain will consists of flat crop fields, to steep rocky hillsides so wear a comfortable pair of boots you may be walking for some distance. We have in field transportation if it is needed.

Things to Know

• Coyotes are still considered varmints in Kansas so the Coyote season runs year round with no limit.
• The only permit needed to hunt coyote is an annual Kansas hunting license.
• The furbearer season which includes bobcat runs from the third Wednesday in November to February 15th.
• A furbearer license is needed to harvest bobcat.
• A Bobcat permit is required for all non-residents to harvest Bobcats (one Bobcat per permit).
• Export tags must be obtained from the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks within 7 days of harvest of any furbearer.
• You may use firearms (except fully automatic), archery equipment, or crossbows.
• Expandable broad heads are legal in Kansas.
• Decoys are legal.
• All calls including electrical are legal.
• Anyone born on or after July 1st, 1957 must have completed a hunter education program.

Permits

Permits and licenses are not included in the fishing prices. It is the responsibility of the fisherman 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.

Rooms

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

 

Cancellation Policy

If you are booking a guided fishing trip 100% of your balance is due 30 days prior to your scheduled fishing trip. All packages must be canceled within 90 days of your scheduled trip. All packages not canceled within 90 days of your scheduled trip will result in forfeit of 100% of your deposit. All trips canceled prior to 90 days of your scheduled trip 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 fishing trip 100% of the package price booked is still due.

What to Bring

• Kansas Hunting License
• Kansas Furbearer License (For Bobcat Only)
• Kansas Bobcat Permit (Non-Resident Only)
• Gun or Bow
• Gun or Bow Case
• Season Appropriate Camo Clothing
• Comfortable Boots
• Decoys (optional)
• Calls (optional)
• Flash Light (optional)
• Binoculars (optional)
• Camera (optional)
• Cooler (optional)

Note: Anyone born on or after July 1, 1957 must have completed a certified hunter safety course to hunt wild birds in Kansas. Please visit the KDWP home page for further information. We will clean your birds and pack them on ice for you for $2.50 a bird or you can handle the cleaning yourself.

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