Waterfowl & Migratory Bird
Hunting in Kansas
Information, Species, Seasons
In the hottest part of the Central Flyway, Kansas offers a unique blend of waterfowl species, providing hunters with an unparalleled experience for any waterfowl enthusiast. Whether you're drawn to the challenge of hunting blue or green-winged teal or captivated by the majestic presence of sandhill cranes, Kansas welcomes hunters from around the world to engage in the pursuit. Make your pick from the more than seven populations of geese and twenty-five duck species that fly their way over the vast wetlands of the Sunflower State. Set your sights on the elusive rail, or test your skills against the quick and agile snipe.
Dive into the Diversity
For those interested in the distinctive calls of crows echoing across the open fields to the graceful flight patterns of doves, the skies above Kansas are a perfect place for a hunting adventure. When it comes to bird hunting in Kansas, you have plenty of seasons to choose from!
The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) puts together a waterfowl report every year. You can also check out their online hunting atlas to see where the best spots might be to find migratory birds
Migratory Bird seasons can vary greatly from year to year. Broadly speaking, hunting seasons for migratory birds and waterfowl usually happen during the Fall and Winter Months (September - January). You can find the most up-to-date information by visiting the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks webpage on upcoming migratory bird seasons.
Outdoorsmen and women in Kansas can purchase their hunting or fishing licenses online by visiting gooutdoorskansas.com. If you'd like more information on upcoming draws, permits, or fees, please visit the Kansas Dept. of Wildlife and Parks website on Applications and Fees
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