Kansas offers some of the best upland bird hunting in the world. At Tallgrass Lodge, we have access to over 5,000 acres of prime upland habitat.

You can choose to hunt our wild Ringneck Pheasant, Bobwhite Quail, and Greater Prairie chickens or you can hunt Ringneck Pheasant and Bobwhite Quail on our controlled shooting area and take advantage of more liberal bag limits.

Either way you are sure to enjoy the legendary upland hunting that has made Kansas famous.

Upland Bird Hunting Condition

Prepare yourself for the walk of a lifetime. You will be following behind some of the best German Shorthair Pointers, English Pointers, and Britney’s you have ever seen work a field.

We will get you to the field in comfort but from then on, you will be walking, so wear a comfortable pair of boots and please dress appropriately for the season. We typically hunt field edges, food plots, heavy grass, and woodland edges and sometimes the terrain can get steep so come prepared.

Traditional Hunts

Our regular season traditional hunts are the same hunts our great grandfathers used to take our fathers on and our fathers took us on. You will enjoy watching the dogs work for the traditional state mandated bag limits of four cock pheasants, eight quail, and two prairie chickens. Our off-season traditional hunts have more liberal bag limits and are limited to our controlled shooting area.

Premium Hunts

Our premium hunts are a combination of hunting wild birds and hunting birds released in our controlled shooting area. While in our controlled shooting area you can enjoy more liberal bag limits and even harvest additional birds at an additional cost.

Upland Bird Hunting Packages

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 two days, and depart the morning of the fourth day.

Two nights, One day – Arrive the evening before your hunt between 3:00 and 5:00 p.m. Hunt the next day, and leave the next morning.

One day, no service hunts - Can be arranged. Non-service hunts do not include food or lodging.

You may bring your own dog. A $30 a night boarding fee will be charged if you use our kennels. We cannot guarantee the quality of your hunt if you use your own dogs. Our guides will not run our dogs with your dogs on any hunt.

Special hunts can be arranged. Self guided hunts can be arranged.

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.

Gun Rental and Shells

We do have 12 and 20 gauge shotguns for rent. We have 12, 20, and 28 gauge shells for sale.

Sporting Clays

We recommend that each upland hunter shoot a round of sporting clays before your hunt to make sure you’re warmed up and ready to go. To learn more about our sporting clays range please visit our Sporting Clays area.

Rooms

	Sep., January-March	Oct.-Dec.
Regular Room	$75 a night	$100 a night
Suite	$135 a night	$150 a night
Non Hunting Guests	$100 a night	$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 (Nonresident Hunting License or Controlled Shooting Area Permit)
• Gun
• Gun Case
• Shells
• Comfortable boots
• Shooting Glasses
• Hearing Protection
• Hunter orange hat and vests (we have hats and vests for sale)
• Comfortable hunting clothes (appropriate for time of year)
• Dogs (optional)
• Binoculars (optional)
• Camera (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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