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Pursuant to an upcoming GetDucks.com project, ran across a great deal on some Kansas turkey hunting wanted to share with interested hunters. For those that missed the opportunity to do our Oklahoma hunt because it sold out in September, or for those that want to swing through another state and pick up a couple more gobblers on the cheap, here's your chance. 3-day Kansas turkey hunt (2 gobblers), semi-guided includes lodging and meals. Book directly with the outfitter - Regular $900 but tell Adam you heard about it from me, Ramsey Russell, and get for $750 ($700 for lodging-only and guests cook themselves). Location: Sylvia (meals plus lodging in B&B) and McPherson (lodging cabin only).

Contact Adam Gilkey at 620-804-1720. Link to their website - High Caliber Outdoors

It's in an area that has easterns, rios, hybrids. Plenty of action. Ducaholic Johnny Mc and I are taking our boys there in April.

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I know everybody is in duck and deer mode....but that will soon change. This is a smoking deal, and that part of the country in the spring for turkey should be on everybody's radar................

What's the out of state license/tag cost in Kansas? HAven't been there yet, would like to try it.

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Bout $120

Woodland Guides outside of Topeka has some amazing grounds and I have personally hunted there going on 5 yrs and have had 100% success on every hunt for 2 birds. Meals, lodging, and transportation to and from is $600 for 2 birds. They have a facebook page and a website. Non resident license and bothe the tags will run you about $124 out the door. He also has some Rio properties on the sound end of his land. Over 6,200 acres to chase them.

Victor Martin
785-608-2507

I turkey hunted in N Central KS last year and had a blast. 2 birds in 3 days.

Drake88 wrote:Woodland Guides outside of Topeka has some amazing grounds and I have personally hunted there going on 5 yrs and have had 100% success on every hunt for 2 birds. Meals, lodging, and transportation to and from is $600 for 2 birds. They have a facebook page and a website. Non resident license and bothe the tags will run you about $124 out the door. He also has some Rio properties on the sound end of his land. Over 6,200 acres to chase them.

Victor Martin
785-608-2507

Whats the website?

I would just assume hunt public in KS. And not hard to get permission from landowners.

Me and buddy are trying to team up for a slam. For budgetary and simplicity, we're looking for somewhere where there is some Rio/Merriam overlap (we've got the eastern and Osceola cleared). Any places available that fit that?

Interested hunters call Adam. He's solid and will so you right.

I just talked to him about a trip in May. I think three of us are going to go out there to hunt rios. Seemed like a nice guy. Any fellow that likes to hunt ducks and turkeys cant be too bad! Thanks for the heads up.

reed4343 wrote:

Drake88 wrote:Woodland Guides outside of Topeka has some amazing grounds and I have personally hunted there going on 5 yrs and have had 100% success on every hunt for 2 birds. Meals, lodging, and transportation to and from is $600 for 2 birds. They have a facebook page and a website. Non resident license and bothe the tags will run you about $124 out the door. He also has some Rio properties on the sound end of his land. Over 6,200 acres to chase them.

Victor Martin
785-608-2507

Whats the website?

Woodlandguidesoutdoors.com

Good to hear, Augustus, and hope for y'all the best. Keep me posted. Johnny Mc and I will post up the boy's and our dead birds in April!