Late Goose Hunt
Udall, KS
1-10 Guests
Description
A Southern-Kansas based outfitter specializing in small group hunts and training for the waterfowl retriever. We hunt in the fall & winter and train dogs in the spring & summer.
INCLUDED
3-days of waterfowl hunting.
Base price is per person and includes your hunt only. Lodging & meals are available for an extra fee.
LODGING & MEALS
Guests who opt for the Lodging add-on will have 3-nights and all meals added to their package. We welcome guests the night before their first hunt to discuss strategy for the next day and ensure hunters are well-rested.
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Upgrades
Add-on Lodging & Meals
$495.00
Your Host
Wade S
I'm a retiring Air Force veteran transitioning to my next career. I've founded my own outfitter that specializes in providing waterfowl hunts and retriever training in South Central Kansas. I'm also a very dedicated Ducks Unlimited volunteer that leads 5 Chapters with around 20 fundraisers per year.
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Gear List
- Shotgun & Ammunition
- Weather Appropriate Hunting Gear
- Waders
- Personal Dog
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Rules & Guidelines
All state licensing required.
Please note, there is a 50% nonrefundable deposit included with your payment when booking.
Licenses – Annual KS Hunting License, Kansas HIP, KS Waterfowl Stamp and Federal Waterfowl Stamp required. Kansas portions available at ksoutddors.com under licenses. We HIGHLY encourage hunters to get licenses ASAP to avoid any possible interruptions in sales due to COVID. Federal Waterfowl Stamps are available at the Post Office or Wal-Mart across the country.
Items to Bring:
Waders preferred or rubber knee boots minimum
Shotgun
Ammo: We suggest #2 steel or #4 Bismuth for mixed duck and goose hunting. Between 6 and 10 boxes. We will have ammo available for purchase also if extra is needed.
Clothing: Kansas weather in January could range from 65 and sunny to negative temperatures with 30 mph winds. Prepare for a wide spectrum of weather conditions with plenty of layers, gloves, face masks and insulated socks/boots
Miscellaneous: A blind bag/backpack, headlamp, face mask
Dogs: We ENCOURAGE hunters to bring personal dogs. Remember though, the quality of the hunt for the ENTIRE group is our priority. If we ask that a dog be put up on a hunt, it is not personal but only looking out for the good of the group.
Dogs can stay at the lodge but will need to be crated when not directly supervised.
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