Kansas Deer Outfitters

                 

A Kansas Deer Outfitter That Is A Breed Of Its Own

 

Neslted in the heart of south central Kansas, roughly an hour & fifteen minutes north west of Wichta, Dirt Road Outfitters are Kansas deer outfitters that are a breed of their own. Dirt Road Outfitters has roughly 7,500 acres under control. At the heart of this acreage one will find a family that has been located in Stafford, Kansas for over 140 years. The Moore family were one of the first families to homestead in Stafford, Kansas. Roughly 20 years later the Fritzemeier's homesteaded in Stafford, Kansas. When the two families were later joined by marriage, the Fritzemeier family farm was born. Throughout that time, with plenty of blood, sweat, & tears, the farm was able to expand into what it currently is today. Deer hunters will find a feedlot stocked with 300-600 feeder cattle, along with a full force of equipment to get the farming done. Often times that equipment comes in handy for deer hunting. Yes, these Kansas deer outfitters are a breed of their own. Whitetail deer are one of the most sought after big game animals on the North America continent. Fritzemeier's have always had plenty of very nice whitetail deer running around the farm. After a 3 year study via trail cameras, & year around scouting, it was determined by the Fritzemeier's that the whitetail deer seen on the farm were whitetail deer that many hunters were paying top dollar to hunt. After discussing it over as a family, Fritzemeier's decided that they, too, would become a Kansas deer outfitters. Not wanting to ruin the wonderful age class of the whitetail deer seen on their properties, Fritzemeier's decided that they would only take in a few select hunters every year. With strict minimums enforced while hunting, it has help establish Fritzemeier's or Dirt Road Outfitters a premeir Kansas whitetail deer hunting destination.140 class whitetail deer minimums are required for every gun, muzzleloader hunt. 135 class minimums are required for every bow hunt or archery hunt. A 27% protein ration is fed year around in many of our best hunting properties. The 27% protein ration fed has really helped this Kansas deer outfitters gain a leg up on the competion. Much of the income earned from the whitetail deer hunts is spent directly back into the better of the whitetail deer running around the Frizemeier farm. Whether it be food plots, protein, corn, or holes dug for water, Dirt Road Outfitters tries to do everything it can to help the whitetail deer. Pouring money resources back into the land has really benefitted the whitetail deer. A lot of the food plots these Kansas deer outfitters put out consists of a perannaul mixture. Usally mostly winter wheat, alfalfa, & clover. A few food plots consisting of soybeans, milo, & corn are also put in every year. The whitetail deer seem to really enjoy the soybeans when it is ice cold out. They pour onto the bean field after a frigid Kansas wintery day & then usually make a bee line to the 27% protein feeder. Can you think of a better way to help the whitetail not only get healthy calories, but also calories that will help the bucks' antler mass in the long run? This is why Dirt Road Outfitters in Stafford, Kansas, is one of the premeir Kansas deer outfitters desitnations. We take pride in providing you with a quiet, clean, & comfortable place to stay, too. With home cooked meals, & private lodging, the deer hunter is really more or less coming to stay with extended family when they decide to book a hunt with us. Blend all of the above ingredients in & you get a receipe for a terrific Kansas whitetail hunt with Dirt Road Outfitters. We put a lot of time & effort into make you deer hunting trip extra specail. That's why we feel that we are on the premeir Kansas deer outfitters in the state of Kansas. Be sure to check out our deer page for more information regarding our Kansas deer hunts. http://www.dirtroadhunting.com/page-deer.html. And our gallery page for more Kansas whitetail deer pictures. http://www.dirtroadhunting.com/media/gallery/


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