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| Things you need in order to hunt waterfowl in Kansas: A state of Kansas non-resident hunting license A hunter's safety course (if born after July 1, 1957) A State Waterfowl Stamp ($5.50) A Federal Waterfowl Stamp ($15 at any US Post Office) A HIP Stamp ($.50-$1.00) |
Prices
Dates for 2009-2010 season
Waterfowl Hunting
Self-guided $75 / per gun / per day
Guided 1-2 people: $175 / per gun / per day
3-4 people: $150 / per gun / per day
5 people or more: $125 / per gun / per day
Self-guided $75 / per gun / per day
Guided 1-2 people: $175 / per gun / per day
3-4 people: $150 / per gun / per day
5 people or more: $125 / per gun / per day
Ducks: October 31, 2009 - January 3, 2010 and January 23-31, 2010
Geese: October 31 - November 8 and November 11, 2009 - February 14, 2010
You can check for the latest news at the KS Department of Wildlife & Parks Sportsman Calendar.
Geese: October 31 - November 8 and November 11, 2009 - February 14, 2010
You can check for the latest news at the KS Department of Wildlife & Parks Sportsman Calendar.
| Waterfowl Hunting |
Kansas has a great waterfowl hunting season..................
Many different types of waterfowl pass through our area
each year. It is not unusual to walk out of the house on a
fall or winter morning and hear geese honking or the
whistling wings of ducks overhead. Come hunt with us, and
watch as hundreds of ducks at a time circle and land on our
irrigation ponds.
Kansas, believe it or not, is an excellent place to hunt
waterfowl. Located in the Central flyway, we have bountiful
migrants pass through each year. As the development of
the Milford Wetlands continues and with Milford Lake
nearby, many more waterfowl are now attracted to the area.
When these wetlands freeze over, the irrigation ponds that
our found on our hunting land will remain open. The
majority of ducks you will hunt and see at the ponds are
puddle ducks, most being mallards, but there are also
pintails, widgeons, gadwall, and teal. There are also diving
ducks that use the ponds which include redheads,
goldeneye, buffleheads, and ruddys. Canada Geese are
another frequent user of the ponds, not to mention that
thousands of Snow Geese have covered these ponds in
the past. We also have big agricultural fields in the river
bottom that the waterfowl feed in if you would rather do a
field set up.
Many of the waterfowl will fly the Republican River up to
feed in these agricultural fields. These waterfowl are then
attracted to the irrigation ponds that are located beside the
river. These ponds can be a waterfowl paradise.
Many different types of waterfowl pass through our area
each year. It is not unusual to walk out of the house on a
fall or winter morning and hear geese honking or the
whistling wings of ducks overhead. Come hunt with us, and
watch as hundreds of ducks at a time circle and land on our
irrigation ponds.
Kansas, believe it or not, is an excellent place to hunt
waterfowl. Located in the Central flyway, we have bountiful
migrants pass through each year. As the development of
the Milford Wetlands continues and with Milford Lake
nearby, many more waterfowl are now attracted to the area.
When these wetlands freeze over, the irrigation ponds that
our found on our hunting land will remain open. The
majority of ducks you will hunt and see at the ponds are
puddle ducks, most being mallards, but there are also
pintails, widgeons, gadwall, and teal. There are also diving
ducks that use the ponds which include redheads,
goldeneye, buffleheads, and ruddys. Canada Geese are
another frequent user of the ponds, not to mention that
thousands of Snow Geese have covered these ponds in
the past. We also have big agricultural fields in the river
bottom that the waterfowl feed in if you would rather do a
field set up.
Many of the waterfowl will fly the Republican River up to
feed in these agricultural fields. These waterfowl are then
attracted to the irrigation ponds that are located beside the
river. These ponds can be a waterfowl paradise.
A few productive hunting days......
| Republican Valley Whitetails |
