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Deadbird Cabin - Kansas Pheasant Hunting, Quail Hunting Preserves
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About Deadbird CabinCome hunt with us at Deadbird cabin. Let us show you an old-time Kansas pheasant or quail hunt. Deadbird Cabin is located in the heart of central Kansas agriculture. Small towns, old farmsteads and Kansas hospitality. We are offering guided hunts over pointing dogs on pre-released pheasants and quail at this time. Email for prices. Bird Hunting AvailablePheasant Hunting Quail Hunting Deadbird Cabin Contact InfoJeremy Ortiz 514 E 5th st. La Crosse, Kansas 67548 785-445-8942 Send Email to Deadbird CabinClick here to visit websiteTestimonials (1)Submitted by: Heidi on Dec 17, 2012 Cool.Shoot a bird. Make sure your dog doesn't run off.Tell him to fetch it. Use a word.Repeat.WARNING: If you are on a farm, you may consider tying up your dog, as they will try to atatck the birds.References : |
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