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Best Place To Hunt Kansas Upland Birds?
Last Post 07 Nov 2008 06:41 AM by Rush. 8 Replies.
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05 Nov 2008 07:13 PM  
I want to go to Kansas to hunt public lands for pheasant and quail, where should I go? Doc and I are sick of dove hunting.


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05 Nov 2008 08:14 PM  
I like the north west or north central areas, and if ya dont find them then ROAD HUNT!!


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06 Nov 2008 05:49 AM  
Rush,
kevin is pretty accurate for being out of state. If you draw a line straight north from Topeka (75 hwy) is really the eastern boundry. There are some pheasants in ne ks, but they are pretty thin. If you can get west of Manhattan, KS not NY you will do even better. Good luck.


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06 Nov 2008 07:16 AM  
I certainly want to go where the birds are according to the KDWP web site that should be the north eastern and north central portions of region 3 and the western and north western portions of region 4. Any pointers?

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06 Nov 2008 07:21 AM  
I've never been so I need pointers!

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06 Nov 2008 07:32 AM  
The spots you referenced are the "hot spots" where most people focus and you should do well there. You might pm 2Blackdogs as I know he hunts a lot of walk in. You might also look at the north central portion of region 1 up on the NE border.


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06 Nov 2008 07:32 AM  
The spots you referenced are the "hot spots" where most people focus and you should do well there. You might pm 2Blackdogs as I know he hunts a lot of walk in. You might also look at the north central portion of region 1 up on the NE border.


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06 Nov 2008 09:33 PM  
Rush- from the looks of those pics ya have all the pointer ya needs! Head west young man! Anywhere west and north of Salina will get you on track. It is all hit and miss but I hear this is a good year.


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07 Nov 2008 06:41 AM  
I spoke to a state biologist in Dodge City yesterday, he said this year in portions of west central should be the best hunting in 60 years.


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