Kansas Turkey Hunts with Final Destinations

Come chase longbeards across the plains of Kansas with Final Destinations. Our turkey hunts span more than 20,000 acres across five counties—covering four of the five units available to nonresident hunters. Whether you’re chasing your first gobbler or looking to complete a slam, we’ve got the ground, experience, and birds to get it done.

Draw System & Booking Policy

Just like with Kansas deer, turkey tags are issued through a lottery draw. Nonresidents typically have around a 50-60% chance of drawing their first year and nearly 100% by the second year. We honor all deposits for two years, so if you don’t draw the first year, your spot is automatically rolled over.

Hunt Details

• Cost: $1,500 per adult / $1,000 for youth
• Duration: 3-day guided hunts (Monday–Wednesday or Thursday–Saturday)
• Included: Lodging, meals, full guide services, plus deboning and custom skinning of your trophy bird
• Access: Over 20,000 acres in up to five counties—across four major Kansas turkey units
• Subspecies Targeted: Rio Grande

With over eight years of experience guiding turkey hunts in Kansas, our head guide Matthew has an incredible track record—only one hunter has ever left without a shot opportunity.

Season Dates

• Youth Season: April 1–14
• Archery Season: April 6–14
• Shotgun Season: April 16–May 13

At Final Destinations, we pride ourselves on high success rates, low hunting pressure, and a great experience from start to finish. Book now and let’s get you on a strutter this spring.

Turkey Hunt Rules

• Wound Policy: If you shoot and feathers are knocked off a bird, it is considered your harvest and your tag will be used accordingly.
• Alcohol Policy: Responsible alcohol consumption is permitted at camp. However, intoxicated or belligerent behavior will not be tolerated under any circumstances. Absolutely no alcohol is allowed in the field, blinds, or during any part of the hunt.
• Firearm Proficiency: All hunters are required to shoot their weapon prior to the start of the hunt to confirm proper function and ensure accurate shooting. This helps us promote clean, ethical harvests in the field.