Hickory Creek Outfitters
A Kansas Outfitter since 1996, Hickory Creek Outfitters is located in Southeast Kansas and offers some of
the best trophy whitetail deer hunting you will find anywhere in the United States.
We lease several farms in Kansas ranging from 400 acres to 3000 acres, that are rich in the
minerals and nutrients that it takes to produce trophy class buck.
Looking for a Trophy Whitetail Deer Hunt?
Kansas is one of the best states in the United States for Trophy Whitetail Deer!
For several years, almost all hunting magazines or TV shows, talk about Kansas being one of the hottest trophy whitetail deer areas in the world. Many experts believe the next world record trophy deer will come from Kansas.
Kansas Guided Hunts
During your Trophy Deer Hunt with Hickory Creek Outfitters, you will be guided through our farmland in Kansas.
With 10,000 acres, and a limited number of hunters per week, our farms have minimal hunting pressure. We are constantly scouting to keep on top of new deer patterns and rutting activity.
With over 100 stand locations to choose from, our guides are prepared to make on the spot decisions due to wind direction and deer movement. We think that being flexible and not over hunting
our stands give you the best chance at harvesting your deer of a lifetime. For information about our guided deer hunting in Kansas, view our Whitetail Deer Hunting Schedule & Prices.
Trophy Deer Herds
Our deer herds have a balanced sex ratio; often you will see more bucks than does. Deer from 130" - 190" are taken every year. It is not uncommon to see six or ten different bucks per day. We understand that a trophy buck is different to each person.
Due to our management practices, we would like to give our immature bucks a chance to grow. So, we ask our hunters to harvest bucks between the 3 ½ - 6 ½ year range.
POPE & YOUNG AND BOONE & CROCKET BUCKS. View Whitetail Deer Hunting Pictures in the Trophy Room.
Kansas Hunting Land
Our farms in Kansas vary in terrains with fertile farm land to heavy timbered draws, to open pastures and tree choked fence lines. Creek bottoms lined with White Oaks or a occasional persimmon grove.
Black jack covered hill tops or scattered cedar thickets, just about every thing a deer hunter dreams of. Bottle necks bring the deer in for bow shots from 15 to 30 yards. Or more open shooting opportunity
from 50 to 250 yards for the gun hunter. For scenic pictures of our Kansas land, check out Hickory Creek Outfitters Kansas Farm in the Trophy Room.