 Private
Land
Kansas Mule Deer hunting is largely unknown primarily due to the limited non-resident
tags limiting magazine article writing.
MAHA has lease land in three Kansas
Mule Deer units. For those self guided hunters that do draw a Kansas
tag they will be rewarded with the private land in the right region
of the state with the right type of habitat and the option of pre
season scout and/or hunt on their own.
Association Kansas lease land in
prime units 1, 3 & 16.
Lease acreage amount by county
shown below.
Part of the advantage of our
organization is the staff that will ensure all are where they need
to be for what they want to hunt.
Non-resident hunters must draw for tags and apply for them in May.
Success rates are low and when a hunter does draw one he should
consider it the only one he will get his entire lifetime. The wise
hunter will also conduct as much scouting as he has time to do.
There are two seasons on the same tag. An
early muzzleloader only season in September. A second season overlaps
with the modern rifle season that starts as early as the last
Wednesday in November or as late as the first Wednesday in December
and runs for two weeks.
Tags cost $321.50 for the tag
and another $73.50 for the basic license.
Those with Kansas Mule Deer tags should pre season scout for not
just the reason this one Mule Deer tag may be their only tag,
but also that in Kansas unlike mountain or arid Mule Deer, ours
are highly habitat specific to a very small home range. Those
that scout before their hunt will have a better selection of
bucks to hunt.
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