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Sunset over grassy hills and wildflowers, encompassing Prairie View Outfitters.

At Prairie View Outfitters, we operate on thousands of acres of prime private land, ranging from 10,000 to 18,000 acres, offering expansive hunting opportunities and a commitment to quality game management.

  • Our Unique Approach to Hunting

    We offer a truly unique hunting experience, blending expert knowledge with genuine family hospitality, all set on land with a rich history of stewardship.

  • Expertise You Can Trust

    Our foundation is built on a Wildlife Biology degree from Fort Hays State University, ensuring your hunt is guided by in-depth understanding of wildlife and ecosystems. As a certified bow technician, we can also assist with any bow issues you encounter during your stay, making your experience seamless.

  • A Hunt That Feels Like Home

    When you hunt with us, you’re not just a client; you’re family. Our roots on this land run deep, with our grandparents settling here in 1957. The house you’ll stay in has been home to our family for generations, and we’re committed to continuing that legacy. Most of your meals will feature beef raised right here on our pastures and fresh vegetables from our garden, providing an authentic farm-to-table experience that truly sets us apart.

  • Our Unique Advantage

    We combine academic expertise in wildlife biology from Fort Hays State University with a certified bow technician on-site to ensure both exceptional hunting and equipment readiness. Experience a family-style hunt where personalized attention and camaraderie are as important as the pursuit.

     

  • Dedicated Land Stewardship

    We are passionate about the land we hunt on. Our family has been farming and ranching here since 1957, and we are dedicated to sustainable land management practices. This ensures not only a thriving ecosystem for wildlife but also a beautiful and productive environment for generations to come.

OUR STORY

We’re a husband and wife team who built our community around a shared love for the outdoors. While many of our friendships were forged on deer hunts, we’re excited to expand our passion to the thrill of bird hunting.

Prairie View Outfitters founder, Cas Shultz

Cas D. Schultz

Owner & Founder

Meet Cas Schultz, the dedicated Owner and Founder of Prairie View Outfitters LLC. Since establishing the company on January 8, 2021, Cas has been at the helm, guiding our vision and operations.

Prairie View Outfitters staff.

Kelsie Maden

Account Director

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Prairie View Outfitters staff.

Greg Simkins

Marketing Director

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OUR PARTNERS

We work with the very best. We are proud of our partners, who work with us to deliver the best guided hunting experience

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LICENSES & PERMIT

To ensure a legal and successful hunt, all hunters must carry a valid Kansas hunting license. As your Kansas deer hunting guide, we’ll help you secure the necessary deer tags and bird permits for your trip.

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Required: General hunting license + typically a Deer Tag/Permit.

For Kansas, non-residents must first draw a whitetail deer permit, and then, in specific western units, may apply for a limited, random Mule Deer Stamp to upgrade their permit.

Always consult the official Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP). website for the most current regulations, season dates, and permit requirements.

A vibrant pheasant with distinctive plumage stands partially hidden in a field, an exciting find during a bird hunt.

Required: General hunting license + typically a Small Game License or Upland/Migratory Bird Stamp.

Migratory birds often require HIP certification. See Kansas regulations for species-specific seasons and permits.

Always consult the official Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP). website for the most current regulations, season dates, and permit requirements.

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Required: General hunting license + typically a Predator Tag/Permit.

To use artificial lighting at night, such as night vision or thermal imaging, hunters must also obtain a Night Vision Equipment Permit

Always consult the official Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP). website for the most current regulations, season dates, and permit requirements.