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Raising domesticated deer; unlawful acts; permit; identification of deer; inspection of premises; communications with wildlife and parks; definitions. (a) It shall be unlawful for any person to possess domesticated deer unless such person has obtained from the animal health commissioner a domesticated deer permit.

Kansas Hunting Fees 2023 Kansas Non-Resident FeesAdult Whitetail Deer Permit$442.50Youth Whitetail Deer Permit (15 and Younger)$117.50Archery Antelope Permit$302.50Youth Archery Antelope Permit (15 and Younger)$102.505 more rows

Hunters may not hunt private land in Kansas without permission, even if it is not posted. ?Criminal Hunting,? is defined as hunting private land or water without the owner's permission in statute K.S.A. 21-5810.

In Kansas, ?Hunt-On-Your-Own-Land Permits? are available to resident or non-resident landowners or tenants who actively engage in agricultural practices on 80 acres or more of Kansas property. To qualify as a nonresident landowner, a person must own property in fee simple ownership with their name on the deed.

In Kansas, ?Hunt-On-Your-Own-Land Permits? are available to resident or non-resident landowners or tenants who actively engage in agricultural practices on 80 acres or more of Kansas property. To qualify as a nonresident landowner, a person must own property in fee simple ownership with their name on the deed.

Hunt-Own-Land permits are valid for any season with equipment legal for that season, and only on lands owned and operated for agri-cultural purposes. This permit is available to individuals who qualify as landowners, tenants, nonresident landowners or as family members living with a resident landowner or tenant.