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The Kansas deer hunting season typically runs from mid-September to mid-January, but it can vary depending on the zone in which you hunt.
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Introduction
Deer season in Kansas usually runs from November through December, but the exact dates vary depending on the zone in which you plan to hunt. Before you head out, be sure to check the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism website for the most up-to-date information.
The date of deer season in Kansas
The date of deer season in Kansas is from September 1 through December 31.
The types of deer in Kansas
Kansas is home to four types of deer: white-tailed deer, mule deer, elk, and pronghorn. Each type of deer has different hunting seasons.
White-tailed deer are the most common type of deer in Kansas. The season for white-tailed deer runs from September 1st to December 31st.
Mule deer are less common than white-tailed deer in Kansas. The season for mule deer runs from October 1st to December 31st.
Elk are the least common type of deer in Kansas. The season for elk runs from September 1st to November 30th.
Pronghorn are the second least common type of deer in Kansas. The season for pronghorn runs from October 15th to December 31st
The best places to hunt deer in Kansas
There are four deer-hunting seasons in Kansas: early muzzleloader, whitetail antlerless, whitetail buck and late muzzleloader. The best place to hunt deer in Kansas depends on which season you plan to hunt.
The early muzzleloader season runs from September 7-22. The best place to hunt deer during this season is in the Flint Hills region of Kansas. This area is known for its large deer population and has some of the best hunting opportunities in the state.
The whitetail antlerless season runs from September 23-October 6. The best place to hunt deer during this season is in the southeast corner of the state. This area has a large population of whitetail deer and offers good hunting opportunities.
The whitetail buck season runs from October 7-November 25. The best place to hunt deer during this season is in the northwest corner of the state. This area has a large population of whitetail deer and offers good hunting opportunities.
The late muzzleloader season runs from December 9-16. The best place to hunt deer during this season is in the Flint Hills region of Kansas. This area is known for its large deer population and has some of the best hunting opportunities in the state.
The equipment you need to hunt deer in Kansas
In order to hunt deer in Kansas, you will need a few things. Most importantly, you need a hunting license. You can get a hunting license by visiting the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks, and Tourism website.
In addition to a hunting license, you will need a deer tag. You can get a deer tag by visiting the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks, and Tourism website or by purchasing one at a license vendor.
You will also need a rifle or shotgun that is caliber .22 or larger. The use of hand guns is not allowed for deer hunting in Kansas. You will also need ammunition for your chosen firearm.
If you plan on hunting during the early season, you will need to wear blaze orange clothing. This is so other hunters can see you and avoid accidentally shooting you.
You will also need to purchase a Membership in the Kansas Wildlife Federations which allows access to private land for hunting purposes.
Lastly, it is recommended that you take a Hunter Safety Course before going out on your first hunt.
The rules and regulations for deer hunting in Kansas
In Kansas, deer may be hunted with either a muzzleloader or a shotgun. The season for hunting with either begins on the last Saturday in September and runs through the first Sunday in January. The season for hunting with a muzzleloader is divided into two parts. The first part runs from the last Saturday in September through the first Sunday in December. The second part of the season runs from December 16 through January 1.
