Kansas Predator Hunt

Our predator hunts can be a fun weekend getaway or a week long adventure. This type of hunting is very important to our properties. The predator population is border line out of control so we’re doing everything we can to keep the population in check. We typically start these hunts after Christmas when the weather is colder and the predators are looking for a food source. Like any other animal, weather plays a huge role in predator movement. We have found in the past that our odds increase quite a bit if we only hunt the morning and evenings. It seems that we educate coyotes more than we succeed when we hunt all through the afternoon. We will focus on a particular species if you would like. Bobcats tend to be a little harder to target but still very doable. Then there are times when the cats come in very easily. A lot of times we will set up for either species and you never know what’s going to show up. 

I would recommend bringing a smaller caliber of rifle (.223, .243, 22-250, .204, etc.) but also something you’re comfortable shooting out to 200 yards with. Our shots usually wont be near that far but it’s better to be prepared. 

Lodging is always included in any of our hunts. I really like to keep the predator hunts more of a one on one hunt. But It can also be arranged to have a bigger group. 

Add additional days to this hunt for $500/day.