Alden, Kansas

Two Day Upland Hunt — Kansas

2 Days  |  Hunting

From $1,450 per person

Overview

Two full days on 8,000 acres of the finest upland country in central Kansas, with lodge accommodations, all meals, and the kind of evening you don’t get at most hunting operations — sitting down with Senior British Open Champion Bruce Vaughan, hearing stories from both careers. Forty birds per person across a pheasant and chukar mix, elite dogs, and ground that holds birds. Groups and corporate parties are welcome; Royer Hunts has hosted parties of six and up on this package. Contact The Elite Compass to check availability and build your group.

What’s Included

  • 40 birds per person (pheasant and chukar mix) across 2 days
  • Professional guide — Bruce Vaughan
  • Elite trained hunting dogs
  • Lodge accommodations (2 nights)
  • All meals included — breakfast, field lunch, and dinner
  • Evening with Bruce — stories and hospitality
  • Bird cleaning and packaging

Not Included

  • Kansas upland bird hunting license
  • Ammunition
  • Alcoholic beverages (beer provided at day’s end; spirits additional)
  • Gratuities
  • Additional birds (pheasant $25, chukar $20, quail $12 per bird)
  • Transportation to Alden, Kansas

THE EXPERIENCE

Itinerary

Day 1 — Morning

Arrive at Royer Hunts, settle into the lodge, meet Bruce and the dogs, and head into the field.

Day 1 — Afternoon

Full afternoon hunting push — pheasant and chukar on prime Kansas habitat with elite dogs working the cover.

Day 1 — Evening

Dinner at the lodge and an evening with Bruce — hunting stories, golf stories, and whatever else comes up.

Day 2 — Full Day

Second full day in the field finishing the 40-bird limit, with a hot field lunch mid-day.

Day 2 — End

Cold beers, trophy photos, birds cleaned and packaged, and departure.

Best Time to Go

October – March (Kansas upland season; pheasant season opens mid-November)

This package can be customized — contact The Elite Compass to adjust dates, group size, or add-ons.

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