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One of the reasons we have big deer is because of the rich
soils found in our creek and river bottoms. These rich soils
allow the farmers to grow just about anything a deer loves
to eat, from the alfalfa and wheat to the row crops of
soybeans, corn and sorghum. All of a deer's nutrient
requirements are being met and far exceeded in most
cases, which allows them to grow those nice antlers. The
genetics already found in our deer here help to pass down
the traits to future generations. Most yearlings you will see
in the area are forkhorns (6-pointers). Rarely will you see
spikes, because the nutrient requirements are being met
and the genetics are being passed down. A 2 1/2 year old
deer will generally be an 8-pointer with some being 10's, it
just gets better from here!
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Check out
more deer
pictures in our
Deer Picture
Gallery
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Prices
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Archery
7 day hunt: Contact us for pricing information.
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Things you need in order to
hunt deer in Kansas:
A state of Kansas non-resident
hunting license
A hunter's safety course
(if born after July 1, 1957)
A unit 8 deer permit
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Dates for 2009
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Muzzleloader - September 21 - October 4
Archery - September 21 - December 31
Rifle - December 2 - 13
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All hunters will be shown the area and travel routes of the deer.
There is a meat locker shop located in Clay Center for butchering.
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Rifle and Muzzleloader
5 day hunt: Contact us for pricing information. Discounts
for groups may be available.
All of the
properties you will
hunt on will have
stands or blinds in
place. Feel free to
bring your own
stand also, if you
prefer. Safety Belts
are mandatory in
all tree stands.
Deer Stands
Be prepared to
apply for your
permit when the
time comes. Book
with us soon to
assure yourself a
spot to hunt.
Contact us for
more information.
Or check out the
Kansas
Department of
Wildlife & Parks
website for an
application
(Applications taken
from May 1-31).
Deer Permits
We Have BIG Deer in North-Central Kansas!
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We are located in Archery & Firearms Unit 8
Kansas has an
anterlerless
deer season in
January. If
you're
interested in
this season,
please contact
us.
There are many
different productive
types of deer hunting
that can be done here
in Kansas, such as
ground blinds/deer
stands, deer drives,
or spot and stock.
We'll work with you at
your comfort level to
help you have the
best and most
enjoyable hunt.
Republican Valley Whitetails
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