Trophy & Exotic Animal Hunts
Book a Guided Trophy or Exotic Animal Hunt at our Kansas Hunting Preserve
Bow hunt or rifle hunt for a variety of trophy & exotic animals on our 400-acre, family owned hunting preserve. Our hunting guides will help you spot & shoot from a blind or spot & stock your trophy. We offer guided high fence hunts & free range hunts. Don’t see what you’re looking for? We can handle most special requests for other exotic animals!
Whitetail Deer Hunts in Kansas
The whitetail deer is a medium-sized wild ungulate native to North America, Central America, Ecuador, and South America. It has been introduced to Pacific and Caribbean islands, and European countries. In North America, whitetail deer run wild east of the Rocky Mountains, in southwestern Arizona, and most of Mexico. The Kansas Trophy Outfitters hunting grounds are stocked with large bucks with multi-point racks, so you don’t have to sort the does from the trophies.
Trophy Ram Hunts in Kansas
The hunting acreage at Kansas Trophy Outfitters is stocked with five ram species for our most affordable, but still challenging hunting excursions that result in unique trophies to display in your home or office.
Ironically, the origin of the Black Hawaiian Ram is unknown, and there is much debate about how they came to be. Hawaiian rams have a thick, black coat and horns that grow more than 40 inches in length, in the distinctive shape common among sheep.
The Catalina ram is descendent of those that Spanish missionaries brought to Santa Catalina Island in the 1800s. These rams can present quite a challenge to hunt, as they are capable of climbing quite quickly, but their 20- to 30-inch wing-like horns make for an incredible trophy mount.
Texas Dall Rams fall under the category of Corsican sheep and are a hybrid of Mouflon ewes and Rambouillet rams. The distinctive Texas Dall is completely white, with colorless horns and hooves. They’re easy to spot and grow horns continually without shedding, guaranteeing you a bright spot in your trophy case.
The Barbados black belly is a breed of sheep hailing from the Caribbean island of Barbados. While they are most abundant on their native island, you also can find them in Mexico, Peru, and 25 countries in the Americas, Asia, and Europe. The black belly is unique in that they do not grow wool, and instead have coarse hair like a deer. They range in color from light tan to dark mahogany, with black stripes on the face and black legs, belly, chin, and chest.
The Mouflon is a subspecies group of the wild sheep and is thought to be the ancestor for all modern domestic sheep breeds. Their reddish to dark brown, short-haired coats have dark back stripes and light-colored “saddle patches.” The horns of mature rams curve almost one full revolution, up to 33 inches long, and are sure to catch your eye while afield.
Elk Hunts in Kansas
The elk is one of the largest species in the deer family native to North America and eastern Asia. They are more than two times the weight of mule deer and have reddish hair, with large, buff-colored patches on their rumps. Male elk have large antlers made of bone that begin growing in spring, but shed each winter. These antlers can grow nearly one inch per day and are covered in a soft layer of skin called velvet, which they shed in the summer. Bull elk can have eight or more tines on each antler, a big rack to display above your mantle.
American Bison Hunts in Kansas
The American bison, also called a buffalo, once roamed North America in herds, but there are only 31,000 bison in the wild today protected in national parks and reserves. They come in two varieties; plains bison are slightly smaller than wood bison, but both are utterly massive with short-curved horns that grow up to four feet wide. For the most sizable trophy, choose a Kansas hunting excursion for the American bison.
Water Buffalo Hunts in Kansas
The domesticated water buffalo originated in India, but are now found on every continent except Antarctica. Their prominent eyes, short face, and wide muzzle are balanced by a set of horns that grow outward and curve in a semicircle. Two subspecies are river buffaloes, who prefer living near deep water sources, and swamp buffaloes, who create mud holes with their horns, before wallowing in them. Watch for these animals near the creeks on our four-season hunting land, so you can take home this unique trophy after your trip.
Big Game, Exotics & Trophy Animal Hunting
Interested in hunting other exotic trophy animals? Contact us to customize your big game hunting trip in Kansas.
Ranked as one of the Top Kansas Trophy Exotic Hunting Destinations in 2022 by Ranch Review and Outfitter Connection!