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has anyone ever killed any good ones in Kansas with the season opening this late?
Kansas firearms opens this week?
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Here is a decent one from opening day in Kansas in 2007
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[rquote=1494123&tid=104336&author=buckwacker181]Here is a decent one from opening day in Kansas in 2007
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i'd say that is a decent one
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i'd say that is a decent one
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[rquote=1494123&tid=104336&author=buckwacker181]Here is a decent one from opening day in Kansas in 2007
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Oh I guess he's OK....
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Oh I guess he's OK....
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Public land as well. Kansas is so different than Missouri though. The deer there aren't nearly as pressured. We literally hunted 10's of thousands of public land acres, and didn't run into more than a couple of other hunters.
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I wonder if anyone has ever killed a good deer in MO? With the rifle season being in the rut and all, I'd think it's nearly impossible.
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[rquote=1494213&tid=104336&author=hollercaller]I wonder if anyone has ever killed a good deer in MO? With the rifle season being in the rut and all, I'd think it's nearly impossible.[/rquote]
that was my point of the thread...MO hunters would still crush bigguns with a later season and more of them!
that was my point of the thread...MO hunters would still crush bigguns with a later season and more of them!
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[rquote=1494164&tid=104336&author=buckwacker181]Public land as well. Kansas is so different than Missouri though. The deer there aren't nearly as pressured. We literally hunted 10's of thousands of public land acres, and didn't run into more than a couple of other hunters.[/rquote]
that is the biggest misguided statement i have ever seen. the deer arn't pressured.:rof2::hysterical: every tom **** and harry from miles around traveling to kansas to kill the giant deer. heck the state of kansas is even putting cabins up on public ground and for a price people can rent them out. i say again, THE STATE IS GETTING MONEY FOR RENTING CABINS ON PUBLIC GROUND with all the people running after the deer. spoke to some guys out of mississippi around our ground this year, they were shocked that they hadn't seen any deer. talking about how everyone says there is big deer everywhere and you watch videos of guys passing 130's and 140's all the time. nope, kansas deer are pressured. heck the public ground several miles from us looked like an arkansas wal-mart parking lot. they should pave them roads with as much traffic is on them and parks on them, some if it is dangerous. got to thank outfitters, hunting shows and all the experts for the nonpressured deer of kansas.
that is the biggest misguided statement i have ever seen. the deer arn't pressured.:rof2::hysterical: every tom **** and harry from miles around traveling to kansas to kill the giant deer. heck the state of kansas is even putting cabins up on public ground and for a price people can rent them out. i say again, THE STATE IS GETTING MONEY FOR RENTING CABINS ON PUBLIC GROUND with all the people running after the deer. spoke to some guys out of mississippi around our ground this year, they were shocked that they hadn't seen any deer. talking about how everyone says there is big deer everywhere and you watch videos of guys passing 130's and 140's all the time. nope, kansas deer are pressured. heck the public ground several miles from us looked like an arkansas wal-mart parking lot. they should pave them roads with as much traffic is on them and parks on them, some if it is dangerous. got to thank outfitters, hunting shows and all the experts for the nonpressured deer of kansas.
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[rquote=1494256&tid=104336&author=winger][rquote=1494164&tid=104336&author=buckwacker181]Public land as well. Kansas is so different than Missouri though. The deer there aren't nearly as pressured. We literally hunted 10's of thousands of public land acres, and didn't run into more than a couple of other hunters.[/rquote]
that is the biggest misguided statement i have ever seen. the deer arn't pressured.:rof2::hysterical: every tom **** and harry from miles around traveling to kansas to kill the giant deer. heck the state of kansas is even putting cabins up on public ground and for a price people can rent them out. i say again, THE STATE IS GETTING MONEY FOR RENTING CABINS ON PUBLIC GROUND with all the people running after the deer. spoke to some guys out of mississippi around our ground this year, they were shocked that they hadn't seen any deer. talking about how everyone says there is big deer everywhere and you watch videos of guys passing 130's and 140's all the time. nope, kansas deer are pressured. heck the public ground several miles from us looked like an arkansas wal-mart parking lot. they should pave them roads with as much traffic is on them and parks on them, some if it is dangerous. got to thank outfitters, hunting shows and all the experts for the nonpressured deer of kansas.[/rquote]
From MY experience in Kansas, the public land is a whole lot different than in Missouri. We ran into one group of 4 guys in the 6 days we were there. We hunted farms that people would pay huge money to hunt in Missouri. The same group of guys I hunted Kansas with took two 150's opening day or early ML season, again only running into one group of guys. Sorry, my post was so misguided.
that is the biggest misguided statement i have ever seen. the deer arn't pressured.:rof2::hysterical: every tom **** and harry from miles around traveling to kansas to kill the giant deer. heck the state of kansas is even putting cabins up on public ground and for a price people can rent them out. i say again, THE STATE IS GETTING MONEY FOR RENTING CABINS ON PUBLIC GROUND with all the people running after the deer. spoke to some guys out of mississippi around our ground this year, they were shocked that they hadn't seen any deer. talking about how everyone says there is big deer everywhere and you watch videos of guys passing 130's and 140's all the time. nope, kansas deer are pressured. heck the public ground several miles from us looked like an arkansas wal-mart parking lot. they should pave them roads with as much traffic is on them and parks on them, some if it is dangerous. got to thank outfitters, hunting shows and all the experts for the nonpressured deer of kansas.[/rquote]
From MY experience in Kansas, the public land is a whole lot different than in Missouri. We ran into one group of 4 guys in the 6 days we were there. We hunted farms that people would pay huge money to hunt in Missouri. The same group of guys I hunted Kansas with took two 150's opening day or early ML season, again only running into one group of guys. Sorry, my post was so misguided.
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oh, i'll forgive you, just don't do it again.
how many years you been hunting kansas?
what part of the state were you in?
the se part of the state is tuff with all the pressure. i guess it could be that is it is boardering three other states within spitting distance but the pressure the deer get here is tremendous. out west i doubt if it is bad.
how many years you been hunting kansas?
what part of the state were you in?
the se part of the state is tuff with all the pressure. i guess it could be that is it is boardering three other states within spitting distance but the pressure the deer get here is tremendous. out west i doubt if it is bad.
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[rquote=1494258&tid=104336&author=winger]and back to my original thought before i read that, nice try 20 ft, if all you big rack hunters want to know the difference between kansas and missouri, it's not that the rifle season is out of the rut, it is that in kansas you can only get ONE BUCK.[/rquote]
too expensive for all that bait for 2 racks.
want to know the difference between kansas and missouri, it's not that the rifle season is out of the rut, it is that in kansas you can only get ONE BUCK.[/rquote]too expensive for all that bait for 2 racks.
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[rquote=1494300&tid=104336&author=winger]oh, i'll forgive you, just don't do it again.
how many years you been hunting kansas?
what part of the state were you in?
the se part of the state is tuff with all the pressure. i guess it could be that is it is boardering three other states within spitting distance but the pressure the deer get here is tremendous. out west i doubt if it is bad.[/rquote]
The last 3 seasons, in the middle of the state. I couldn't afford tags this year, but like I said, two buddies killed nice ones during early ML on the same farms.
how many years you been hunting kansas?
what part of the state were you in?
the se part of the state is tuff with all the pressure. i guess it could be that is it is boardering three other states within spitting distance but the pressure the deer get here is tremendous. out west i doubt if it is bad.[/rquote]
The last 3 seasons, in the middle of the state. I couldn't afford tags this year, but like I said, two buddies killed nice ones during early ML on the same farms.
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[rquote=1494304&tid=104336&author=20 feet high][rquote=1494258&tid=104336&author=winger]and back to my original thought before i read that, nice try 20 ft, if all you big rack hunters want to know the difference between kansas and missouri, it's not that the rifle season is out of the rut, it is that in kansas you can only get ONE BUCK.[/rquote]
too expensive for all that bait for 2 racks.[/rquote]
nope, plenty of money left to bait payin the in state fee, ain't ashamed of it. just sayin, you all big buck hunters shoudl get behind the one buck a year thing, it appears to work.
want to know the difference between kansas and missouri, it's not that the rifle season is out of the rut, it is that in kansas you can only get ONE BUCK.[/rquote]too expensive for all that bait for 2 racks.
[/rquote]nope, plenty of money left to bait payin the in state fee, ain't ashamed of it. just sayin, you all big buck hunters shoudl get behind the one buck a year thing, it appears to work.
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[rquote=1494316&tid=104336&author=buckwacker181][rquote=1494300&tid=104336&author=winger]oh, i'll forgive you, just don't do it again.
how many years you been hunting kansas?
what part of the state were you in?
the se part of the state is tuff with all the pressure. i guess it could be that is it is boardering three other states within spitting distance but the pressure the deer get here is tremendous. out west i doubt if it is bad.[/rquote]
The last 3 seasons, in the middle of the state. I couldn't afford tags this year, but like I said, two buddies killed nice ones during early ML on the same farms.[/rquote]
they are definately over there. sounds like you guys lucked out finding a place that hasn't sold out to the big money yet. i have a couple sections like that where i hunt. a good friend refuses to sale out to one of the many outfitters that has moved in and won't lease it out but he is generous enough to let his buddy hunt it.
how many years you been hunting kansas?
what part of the state were you in?
the se part of the state is tuff with all the pressure. i guess it could be that is it is boardering three other states within spitting distance but the pressure the deer get here is tremendous. out west i doubt if it is bad.[/rquote]
The last 3 seasons, in the middle of the state. I couldn't afford tags this year, but like I said, two buddies killed nice ones during early ML on the same farms.[/rquote]
they are definately over there. sounds like you guys lucked out finding a place that hasn't sold out to the big money yet. i have a couple sections like that where i hunt. a good friend refuses to sale out to one of the many outfitters that has moved in and won't lease it out but he is generous enough to let his buddy hunt it.
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