Make Oakley (Logan County) your centrally located home-base for access to the abundance of wildlife in Northwest Kansas.  In the heart of the western high plains of Kansas, the combination of native grass and varied farm crops including corn, milo, wheat and sunflowers makes this region an ideal habitat for ringnecked pheasant. 

What to Hunt in Western Kansas?

Northwest Kansas offers a wide variety of species to hunt.

Game birds include; turkey, pheasant, bobwhite quail, and greater prairie chicken along with migratory dove. Small game animals include; jack rabbit and cottontail.  Big game animals include; whitetail deer, mule deer, and anteloope (pronghorn). Hunting,

Fishing, Boating, State Parks, and other outdoor activities can be found at Kansas Wildlife Parks & Tourism (KWPT).

WIHA

The Walk-In Hunting Access (WIHA) program provides hunting access to private property, mostly for upland game bird hunting.  Some areas have opportunities for deer, waterfowl and squirrel hunting as well. Contract dates run from September 1st or November 1st through January 31st.  Areas are posted with WIHA signs.  Currently there are more than 350,000 acres in the WIHA program.

WIHA program information and hunting atlas' for the state of Kansas available at: KSOutdoors -WIHA

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2018 Pheasant Hunting Season:  November 10, 2018 – January 31, 2018
Daily Limit:  4 Roosters
Game Bird License Fees:  Resident $27.50; Non-resident $97.50, Non-resident youth $42.50