100 Acres · Exclusively Yours
Everything the land
Everything the land
has to offer.
ATV, fishing, hunting, and the unhurried hours between. All of it, all yours.
ATV, fishing, hunting, and the unhurried hours between. All of it, all yours.
Two Polaris ATVs — a Ranger UTV and a Sportsman — are included with every stay. The property has no marked trails and no designated routes. You go where the land takes you: across open grassland, through wooded creek corridors, to the far pond most guests don't find until their second day.
In spring the woodland floor runs with bluebells. In fall the fields are open and the visibility is miles. In any season, the feeling of moving across land that answers to no one — for a few days, at least — is difficult to replicate anywhere near Kansas City.
The lake sits at the center of the property, visible from nearly every room of the lodge. Stocked with largemouth bass and channel catfish, it fishes well in every season. Cast from the bank, walk the shoreline, or find a spot under the oak on the north end where the water runs deeper and the fish know it.
A second smaller pond sits further into the conservation land — quieter, more overgrown, worth the extra walk. All gear is available. No license is required on private water in Kansas.
Red Bird Ranch has three elevated hunting blinds positioned across the property — each sited with prevailing wind and travel corridors in mind. The timber edges, creek bottoms, and conservation wetlands create natural funnels that concentrate whitetail movement throughout the season. Turkey are present in numbers on the property every spring. Guided and self-guided options are available.
September — January
Three elevated enclosed blinds, heated. Positioned on timber-field edges with known travel corridors. Kansas whitetail season runs September through January; the rut typically peaks in November.
Spring Season
Eastern wild turkey are present on the property in strong numbers each spring. The conservation wetlands and timber edges provide ideal roosting and strutting ground. Kansas spring season typically runs April through May.
Kansas regulations apply
Kansas hunting licenses are required and are the responsibility of each guest. Guided hunts can be arranged through our preferred outfitter network. Contact us when inquiring about a retreat to discuss availability and season timing.
The gear room is stocked and organized before every arrival. ATVs are fueled. Fishing rods are rigged. Hunting blinds are set. You show up with your group and your licenses. The rest is already here.
Between the morning hunt and the afternoon ride, between dinner and whatever happens after — the porch is there. A hundred feet of covered outdoor space, Adirondack chairs facing the field, string lights overhead.
The ranch Lab shows up when she feels like it. The lake reflects whatever the sky is doing. Someone makes coffee before sunrise and stands at the window for twenty minutes without saying anything. These are the hours people remember longest.
Red Bird Ranch accommodates groups of up to 12. Every activity, every acre, every hour — yours for the duration of your stay. Contact us to discuss availability and what your group is looking for.