Cedar Hollow Ranch

1185 NW 30th Ave., St. John, Kansas  67576; ph#620-786-9440

"Best little honey-hole in Kansas"

Making lifelong hunting memories................

2013 Spring Turkey Hunts
 


2013 Spring Turkey Hunts 
We are offering 3-day hunts with 4-nights stay in our hunting lodge.  Limit is 2 bearded turkeys and a whole lot of fun hunting these resident Rio and Eastern long beards. Included in these packages are field dressing and preparing your bird for the taxidermist.  

The "Obama Deal", $500 per hunter and includes lodging.

  These wild turkeys are in enormous abundance for 2013, and may be seen walking by the lodge windows daily! We will customize with your hunting style and preferences. 

If you are wanting to give a child his/her first turkey experience, this is the place to be.    It just doesn't get any better than this in Kansas.

You may purchase licenses and permits online at
www.kdwp.state.ks.us 

To break up the day, you may fish in our bass/catfish pond next to the cabin.
   Send us an e-mail @ mdminnis@embarqmail.com

**Our Ranch properties are located in unit #3, in the center of the RED zone on the map below.

General Information

2013 SPRING TURKEY:
  • Regular (firearm/archery): April 10 - May 31, 2013
  • Archery-Only : April 1 - 9, 2013
  • Youth/Disabled : April 1 - 9, 2013
  • Shooting Hours: One-half hour before sunrise to sunset.
  • Legal Equipment: long, recurve or compound bows and shotguns and muzzleloading shotguns 20 gauge or larger using shot sizes 2 through 9. Crossbows may be used by youth and hunters 55 and older during the youth/disabled/archery season, and are legal equipment for all permit holders during the regular April 10 - May 31, 2013 season.
  • Limit: Any individual who has purchased a spring turkey permit is eligible for one second turkey game tag. Spring game tags are valid for Units 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6.

Approximate Turkey Subspecies Distribution in Kansas

Pic of Gobbler outside cabin window on March 26, 2012

                                 

     

    Mike Carmody, (below) from Arizona, with his second gobbler.

    9-1/2" bearded bow-kill.