SHOSHONE PRAIRIE ADVENTURES
TURKEY
Chase hard-gobbling Kansas toms across prime spring turkey country.
World-Class Turkey Hunting in South-Central Kansas
Diverse hunting across wooded creek bottoms, agricultural fields, prairie edges, and roosting areas provides opportunities to pattern and call in mature gobblers.
Kansas turkey hunting comes alive in the spring as gobblers become increasingly vocal and responsive. With quality habitat and well-managed private land, hunters can pursue mature Rio Grande gobblers throughout the season.
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Pursue hard-gobbling Kansas longbeards across productive private ground, with access to prime roosting, strutting, and feeding habitat.
Private fields, timber, grasslands, and natural cover provide ideal habitat for Kansas turkeys and create opportunities throughout the spring season.
Kansas offers exceptional spring turkey hunting, with prime habitat and abundant gobblers creating exciting opportunities throughout the season.
Experience the excitement of spring turkey season as mature gobblers move from roosts to strut zones, feeding areas, and calling locations.
Hunt exclusive Kansas ground selected for quality turkey habitat, strong gobbler numbers, and prime opportunities throughout the spring season.
Join Shoshone Prairie Adventures for a guided Kansas turkey hunt on prime private ground, with experienced guides and opportunities at hard-gobbling spring longbeards.
$2650 3 day hunt all inclusive guides, meals, lodging, airport transfers.
Kansas spring turkey season generally runs from April through May, with specific dates varying by season and hunting unit. Hunters should check current Kansas regulations before their hunt.
Our guided hunts focus on spring gobbler hunting, using calling and strategic setups to pursue mature Rio Grande and hybrid-type birds found throughout Kansas.
Hunts take place on private ground featuring timber, creek bottoms, grasslands, agricultural fields, and other areas that provide important roosting, strutting, and feeding habitat.