SHOSHONE PRAIRIE ADVENTURES
WATERFOWL
Experience premier waterfowl hunting and unforgettable days in the field.
World-Class Waterfowl Hunting in the Central Flyway
Diverse hunting across wetlands, agricultural fields, and major river systems
Kansas waterfowl hunting builds from peak teal numbers in early fall to major concentrations of mallards, pintails, gadwalls, and Canada geese through late fall and winter.
WHY CHOOSE US
Expert Guides,
Thrilling Waterfowl Hunts
Hunt the heart of the Central Flyway with access to productive private water and fields.
Ponds, wetlands, fields, and agricultural ground create ideal conditions for migrating birds.
Kansas offers exceptional waterfowl opportunities throughout the fall and winter migration.
Experience seasonal flights of mallards, teal, geese, pintails, and more.
Hunt exclusive ground selected for its habitat, bird numbers, and hunting potential.
Join Shoshone Prairie Adventures for a guided Kansas waterfowl experience.
Waterfowl Dates & Pricing
3-Day Hunt – $3,000 pp
- Arrive in camp afternoon prior to hunt
- Hunt- Day 1
- Hunt- Day 2
- Hunt- Day 3 – Depart after morning hunt
Dates:
- November 10-21, 2026 – Limited during archery season
- December 8-11 or 13-15, 2026
- January – Call for availability, 2027
Call for Scheduling – dependent on # of hunters and lodging availability.
Kansas is part of the Central Flyway, offering opportunities for mallards, teal, pintails, gadwalls, Canada geese, and other migrating waterfowl throughout the season.
- Early Teal: September 12–20, 2026
- Regular Ducks: October 10–December 6, 2026
- First Segment: October 31, 2026-January 3, 2027Second Segment: January 23-31, 2027
- Canada & Cackling Geese: October 31–November 1, 2026, then November 4, 2026–February 14, 2027
- Light Geese: October 31–November 1, 2026, then November 4, 2026–February 14, 2027
- White-fronted Geese: October 31, 2026–January 3, 2027, then January 23–February 14, 2027.
Hunters should bring a valid Kansas hunting license and required state and federal waterfowl permits, appropriate weatherproof clothing, waders or waterproof boots, and a shotgun with approved non-toxic ammunition. Shoshone Prairie Adventures provides the local knowledge, private access, and guided experience.