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Our shooting preserve hunts are by far our most popular. The methods we use to run our shooting preserves make it impossible to tell the difference between our wild and released birds. The most popular package we sell is our two hunt package. Hunt the afternoon of the first day, stay the night in Tallgrass lodge, hunt the next morning, and depart that afternoon for a great two day hunt.
Free Extra Birds: Any lost birds remaining in the shooting preserves from previous hunts may be harvested by your group at no cost. Availability of extra birds is not guaranteed. The number of groups in front of you and their shooting ability will dictate extra bird availability.
If you wish to continue hunting you may add additional birds to your hunt for a fee of $96 for 6 pheasant, or 8 chukar, or 12 quail. Please give me two weeks notice for extra birds.
We would be happy to process your birds, vacuum pack them, and freeze them for your trip for the fee of $1.50 per quail and $2.50 per pheasant. You are more than welcome to process your own birds if you wish.
Hunting Dogs:
We have a kennel full of very experienced and very talented hunting dogs. However you are more than welcome to bring your own dogs. There is nothing like spending the day afield with your own dogs. Harvesting birds is great but spending the day watching hunting dogs do what they love best is why we are really out there. There is no greater rush than having three or four pointing dogs locked up at once.
Kansas Upland Bird Hunting Season Dates:
The Kansas Wild Pheasant and Quail hunting season starts the second Saturday of November every year. The 2011 Wild Pheasant and Quail hunting season dates are November 12 – January 31. The Kansas Shooting Preserve season dates are September 1 – March 31. You can check the Kansas Upland Bird season dates at the following Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks web site page.
http://kdwp.state.ks.us/news/Hunting/When-to-Hunt/Upland-Game-Bird-Seasons
Kansas Upland Bird Hunting Licenses:
Licenses are not included in the package prices. It is the responsibility of the hunter to obtain the proper licenses. If you are hunting wild birds you will need a Non-Resident hunting license which cost $72.50. This permit will allow you to hunt wild birds and CSA birds. If you are hunting on one of our Controlled Shooting Areas only you will need a Controlled Shooting Area license which cost $17.50. You can purchase your license online, print it off, and bring it with you at the following Kansas Wildlife and parks Web site page.
http://kdwp.state.ks.us/news/Hunting/Applications-and-Fees
Deposits:
50% of your total package costs are due when you make your reservations. If you are booking a fall hunt (September – December) 100% of your balance is due by September 1st. If you are booking a winter hunt (January – March) 100% of your balance is due 60 days prior to your scheduled hunt. If you are booking a day hunt on one of our shooting preserves 100% of the cost of your hunt is due at the time of booking.
Cancellations:
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 price of the package booked is still due. All day hunts scheduled on one of our shooting preserves must be canceled seven days in advance of your hunt date. If you cancel seven days in advance you may move your hunt to the next available date. If you do not cancel seven days in advance of your hunt 100% of your hunt costs will be forfeited.
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