Kansas Leftover Deer Permits

Here's some good info for anyone wanting to hunt Kansas this year:

KDWP reports that they have leftover permits available in all units.  Leftover permits will go on sale July 20, 2009 at 9 a.m. on a first-come, first-serve basis.  Ask for Licensing. 

The number of leftover Nonresident Whitetail Either Sex Deer permits includes the following: Unit 1 -- 53; Unit 2 -- 18; Unit 3 -- 12; Unit 4 -- 36; Unit 5 -- 6; Unit 6 -- 242; Unit 7 -- 28; Unit 8 -- 608; Unit 9 -- 210; Unit 10 -- 824; Unit 11 -- 744; Unit 12 -- 479; Unit 13 -- 339; Unit 14 -- 407; Unit 15 -- 242; Unit 16 -- 325; Unit 17 -- 5; and Unit 18 -- 74. 

Leftover permits can be purchased online or by phoning 620-672-5911.


Take care and Good Hunting!

Best Afield,

Steve

Are any of these units good Steve? Just curious since you have hunted Kansas before.

Gary Scheel
NAHC LM,RMEF LM,NRA Member, Lonestar Bowhunter, TexasHogHunter Pro Staff Member

tx:

I've never hunted Kansas before, but just about every unit/area in the entire state holds some great bucks.  The southeast and southwest corners are pretty good.  If you concentrate your efforts in the south you would probably do well and it would be the closest areas for you coming from Texas.

Take care and Good Hunting!

Best Afield,

Steve

  Wow, thats' cool!  Not too long ago it was draw only for non-residents & you had to enter for a couple of years.  Wish I could go!!

Jeff

This seems to be a common occurance around the country. With the economy as it is, not so many of us are traveling anymore. I have a farm I have hunted in Ill for the last several years. The Ill dnr increased the alloted NR lottery tags for archery over the last couple of years, but this year, only just over half were applied for. Everyone got them and the rest are FOR SALE. Capt Bill will be happy about that low application rate, and I fully understand his point of view. But if anyone wants to hunt Ill this year, it is a given on tags for now.

The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government.
Thomas Jefferson

NAHC-L, NRA

kwhitten:
 
I hear that loud and clear!  I've been calculating and scratching and saving and trying to figure out how the Hatties I am going to afford to hunt all of the places that I am scheduled to go to this fall.  It is going to be really TIGHT, let me tell ya!!  I may have to borrow a lot and break out the "fantastic plastic" for a few of the hunts.  Not good... Not good at all, but heck, if my business gets into trouble all I'll have to do is wait for a government bailout!    I did not just type that out loud, did I?  LOL!
 
Take care and Good Hunting!
 
Best Afield,
 
Steve

  Gov't bailout!!! That's too funny!!!  And scary at the same time...remember...you're not a "big" business!!  Us little people don't count...Don't worry Steve...you count to us!!!

Jeff

LOL!
 
Thanks, Jeff!
 
That's usually my wife's observation -- funny and scary -- also whenever I get involved in one of my projects.
 
 
Take care and Good Hunting!
 
Best Afield,
 
Steve