Kansas Articles

The author spends 99.9 percent of his hunting time on DIY trips — for all species — but in his opinion, an outfitted pheasant hunt should be near the top of your bucket list.

The author has had close calls with many memorable big game animals, but only one keeps him awake at night — a whitetail named Big Tobey.

Kansas recently became the first Midwest state to ban trail cams on public and Walk-In land.

This whitetail video is a perfect example of how unpredictable deer behavior is to a bow firing.

It’s critical for deer hunters – especially archers ­– to understand deer anatomy. It’s a fine line between a quick kill and a marginal hit.

Two world-class non-typical whitetails were killed in September 2021, and although the two bucks look similar, the stories behind the giants are completely different.

If you want a legitimate chance at taking a world-class whitetail buck, you must hunt where such bucks exist.

Like most canines, coyotes have an incredible sense of smell that sometimes baffles hunters. How good is it?

Paslie Werth, age 14, shot a 40-point buck on family land in Kansas during the state’s youth deer season.

Hunters in Kansas now will be able to pursue coyotes at night with artificial light and thermal-imaging equipment beginning in 2021.

Want to waylay a whopper whitetail? Consider playing the draw in these three whitetail hotbeds.

Are you prepared to pack all of your belongings, load the family and move for better whitetail hunting? If so, here’s a little insight into making such a move.

Bowhunter Brian Butcher arrowed an astonishing nontypical buck in October 2019 that has 67 scorable points netting 321+ inches on the Boone & Crockett scoring system.

Kansas is home to monster whitetails, but the author’s third trip to the Sunflower State looked like it would end with another bowl of tag soup.

A team of five U.S. shooters recently shattered a Guinness World Record by busting the most sporting clay targets by a five-person team in a 12-hour period.

Can a team of five shooters break more than 4,602 clay targets in exactly 12 hours?

Looking to broaden your whitetail horizons? Adventure awaits in these five destinations.

Decoys are a vital component to most wild turkey bowhunts, which makes open fields prime ambush locations.

Check out this outstanding self-filmed bowhunt for spring 2019 wild turkeys in Kansas.

It's more of an East-Midwest combo, to be honest, but watch the latest episode of Foxpro Hunting TV to see Abner Druckenmiller and Al Morris put down predators in two states.

When it comes to wildlife and hunting opportunities, Kansas is a gem. See what happens when Foxpro Hunting TV heads to the Sunflower State.

An Arizona archer heads to Kansas for the hunt of a lifetime. Will a never-say-die attitude be enough? Plus, a bonus: tips for calling deer.

What would you do in this situation? You're bowhunting deer in Kansas, one of the best big buck states in the nation, and have a chip shot at a coyote. Do you let the coyote walk to avoid disturbing the area or take a shot?

We've gathered all of the important information here, including application dates and fees, that you'll need to plan your Kansas bowhunting adventure.

A Kansas woman said her Italian Greyhound was attacked and taken away by a coyote. The predator reportedly had the dog in its jaws when it ran off.

“There's no way I could do any of this without their help,'' John Norton said from his blind, where he hunted for the afternoon but did not get a deer. “I couldn't walk out here and I sure couldn't load a deer up and get it out of here.''

If verified by biologists from the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism, it would be the 13th verified mountain lion in Kansas since 2007. Before that, mountain lions had not been documented in the state for more than 100 years.

The Kansas Legislature is considering a bill that would require state government to give landowners first rights to buy wildlife illegally poached on their land.

Smack in the middle of the Central Flyway is a duck hunter’s paradise — Hooray Ranch in Kansas.

State wildlife officials say chronic wasting disease has spread to six counties in southwest Kansas.