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My brother and I are heading to the Dodge City area in the morning. First time we've been out west in quit a few years. No dogs and hunting public land, we're not expecting much. Just looking forward to getting out. I was wondering what you guys thought about the bird numbers in that area...

Has anyone had any luck around Hays this year? I have some ground north and west of there I can hunt but I'm not sure if it's worth the gas money. The bird numbers have not sounded too good this year.

Is there any snow left on the ground around Great Bend from that last storm? How are the backroads looking?

Me and 4 friends are making our first trip together. One has never hunted pheasants and two have only hunted pheasants a couple of times a long, long time ago. We will be staying in Lacrosse. Looking for input on which direction to focus on. I have hunted south of Lacrosse down to Pawnee...

Does anyone hunt the Scott City area? I will be heading there the week after Christmas. I have never hunted that area. I have a little private land (not much) to hunt and it doesn't look like there is a lot of walk-in. Just wonder what to expect. Thansk

Thinking about a trip to Wakeeney, Hill City area in a few weeks. Anyone have any reports on bird numbers there?

Hunted Rush county walk-in on the 26th and 27th. Friday it was 70 degrees and windy. We bagged 4 roosters and missed about that many. Saw a lot of hens. Saturday was 25 with lite snow and more wind. We ended up getting 2 more roosters and probably missed about 5 or 6. The birds were...

Has anyone used or hunted where a Surrogator from Quail & Pheasant Restoration has been placed?

What are the bird numbers like around Rush & Ness counties? I haven't been out in a couple of years. Thanks.

Hi, I am new to this board. I really like the Kansas section since I live in south central Kansas. Three of us went to the Great Bend area on Thursday and hunted walk-in. We saw a ton of birds on private land. It seemed like they knew which properties were posted no hunting! That's where...