Kansas Hunting Blog
By Tim Weddington | November 25, 2011
Pheasant hunting season is here and going. We have had 9 inches of rainfall this year and it has compressed pheasant numbers to irrigated fields. The number of birds that we are seeing in the irrigation corners and CRP grass located between irrigation, numbers are double compared to normal rainfall years. Most of our CRP land has been grazed or cut for hay this year due to our low rainfall and this also has led to pheasants being condensed in areas with good cover and water sources.
By Tim Weddington | November 25, 2011
Upcoming season dates for Kansas hunting and 10 Gauge Outfitters...
By Tim Weddington | November 24, 2011
It is Nov 24 and the Kansas Whitetail rut is winding down. We have noticed with annual rainfall numbers lower that deer antlers seem to be weaker and broken much more this year than years in past. We have seen large numbers of young bucks (2.5 -3.5 year olds) this year. Gun Season is day?s away get out and experience the Kansas spot and stalk of a lifetime.
By Tim Weddington | September 14, 2011
Was out in Western Kansas filling feeders and checking game cameras this weekend. The amount of deer traffic was unbelieavable I asume it is due to our drought. Usually during this time of year our feeders do not compete much with green alfalfa feilds but the drought must be effecting this trend of the Deer already coming to corn/protein feeders.
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