Hunting & Fishing Pheasant Guides?
- Thread starter Smokin7s
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First time I went pheasant hunting, buddy told me not to bring 20ga. I aint hardheaded, I brot 2 20’s!! The next time I went I brot my 390 12ga and brot 3” #6’s. When you walk that far carry something to get the job done!! Hav Good Time!!!!
except for the music it looks pretty good .
throw in some nice cold beer and I got hungry again lol sorry the last video was not pheasant but sure looked good .
Kansas season opens this weekend. I know it's farther north than you were looking. But there is plenty of public ground that holds pheasant and quail.
There is also quite a few places that release pheasants and take you to the fields also. If that's what you are wanting to do.
Kansas
Ring neck ranch
Tipton Kansas
Went there 10 years strait with father and brother with different friends and family added in
Lodging excellent (not a beat up old bedroom)
Food home made every morning
Guides great
Dogs worked all day
On ranch and off site hunting ..up to you
About 4 hours from Kansas City.
We’d stop at the casino the night we flew in and drive out the next morning.
Truthfully was a very nice trip every year
Ring neck ranch
Tipton Kansas
Went there 10 years strait with father and brother with different friends and family added in
Lodging excellent (not a beat up old bedroom)
Food home made every morning
Guides great
Dogs worked all day
On ranch and off site hunting ..up to you
About 4 hours from Kansas City.
We’d stop at the casino the night we flew in and drive out the next morning.
Truthfully was a very nice trip every year
No I’m not really into that I’d much rather walk three days to kill one wild bird than shoot caught birds there’s folks do that to city Hunter’s with quail down here
You are 100% on that.
Make sure you have good boots and ready for varying weather. It is a great time.
Then I would get a hotel room in Pratt, and download the Kansas hunting atlas. Then you can go east and hunt Byron Walker area, or go west and hunt all the WIHA that's scattered throughout western Kansas.
