Here for Hunters.

A VETERAN’S RETREAT FOR THOSE WHO SERVE. WE PROVIDE CURATED HUNTING AND FISHING ADVENTURES, ALONG WITH A COMFORTABLE LODGE, FOR MILITARY MEMBERS, VETERANS, AND THEIR FAMILIES LOOKING TO RECHARGE IN THE GREAT OUTDOORS.

Also available to the general public and outdoor enthusiast when not booked by military members or veterans. Call for availability

Location: Scattered private tracts throughout Coffey CountySize/Terrain: Varies yearly, offering thousands of acres of CRP, crop fields, and shelterbeltsTarget Species: Pheasant, quail, deer, and small gameRegulations: These enrolled properties are strictly for foot traffic only. Access periods vary by tract (some open Sept 1, others Nov 1) and extend through various dates in the spring.

Once the Neosho River Valley was a rich mosaic of habitats, including prairie, wetlands and riparian corridors. Flint Hills National Wildlife Refuge is protecting and restoring that habitat, providing a wildlife-rich environment. Located just to the east of one of the last and largest unplowed areas of tallgrass prairie, the 18,500-acre refuge is a complex of wetlands on the upstream portion of John Redmond Reservoir. Numerous ponds, shallow marshes and farmlands on the refuge provide important waterfowl habitat during spring and fall migrations. Hunters may hunt waterfowl south of the Neosho River and can expect to encounter common duck species of the Central Flyway, including mallard, gadwall and wigeon. Kansas is probably best known to hunters for its excellent white-tailed deer and turkey hunting, but public opportunities are rare in this state that has the fewest acres of public land. The refuge allows deer and turkey hunting during state seasons, although no rifles may be used during the firearms deer season.

Hunting Guide and Lodging service for Waterfowl, Deer, and Turkey hunts.