Author: Kansas Hunting Hub Editorial Team

Kansas resident landowners receive free deer permits and learn the mandatory annual hunting license fee of 27.50 dollars.

Kansas nonresident landowner deer permits require owning eighty acres of contiguous farm or ranch land for eligibility.

Kansas family member landowner permits let eligible relatives hunt deer on contiguous land without facing competitive draws.

Kansas tenant deer permit rules explain eligibility and application requirements for agricultural workers farming or ranching state land.

Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks rules define what counts as 80 acres of agricultural land for resident landowner deer permit eligibility.

Kansas landowner and tenant deer permit rules require owning or leasing at least eighty acres of agricultural land within the state.

Kansas antelope season dates and permit allocations managed by the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism in western units.

Kansas antelope permits issued by the department remain extremely limited due to the small, geographically restricted herd size.

Kansas elk season dates, permit requirements, and herd locations managed by the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks.

Resident landowners and tenants owning eighty acres within open elk units can secure specific Kansas elk permits over the counter.