Kansas holds one of the few pronghorn seasons east of the Rockies, and it runs on a draw system that catches most out-of-state hunters off guard. The pronghorn, often called
Key Takeaways Kansas opens over 1 million acres to public hunting, much of it through the Walk-In Hunting Access (WIHA) program. Wildlife areas and grasslands hold deer, turkey, waterfowl, and
Key Takeaways Base licenses run $27.50 for residents and $127.50 for non-residents. Many species need additional tags or permits, and draw deadlines decide what you hunt and where. Hunters must
Key Takeaways Kansas runs hunting seasons across deer, turkey, waterfowl, and upland birds through most of the year. Deer archery runs September 15 through December 31. Regular firearm season is
