Flint Hills NWR
Coffey County, KS
!2 special✕2 closed
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11.6K huntable acres
State guide · 2026–2027 season
Kansas Wildlife Refuge Hunting
Kansas has 4 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service refuges and stations in our database, 4 of which list hunting opportunities. The largest huntable refuge areas are Flint Hills NWR (11.6K ac), Quivira NWR (8.2K ac) and Kirwin NWR (5.8K ac).
4refuges & stations
13hunt units
30.6Khuntable acres
0WPAs
Map of refuges & WPAs in Kansas
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Kansas by the numbers
- Special regulations30,554 ac 52%
- Closed28,547 ac 48%
All refuges & stations in Kansas
Counties with federal public hunting land
- Coffey County 1 refuge
- Linn County 1 refuge
- Lyon County 1 refuge
- Phillips County 1 refuge
- Reno County 1 refuge
- Rice County 1 refuge
- Stafford County 1 refuge
Hunting in Kansas: what to know
Licenses & seasons
Refuge hunts follow Kansas seasons, bag limits and license requirements set by the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks. Refuges may be more restrictive — never less — than state rules.
Refuge-specific rules
Each refuge publishes hunt regulations in 50 CFR Part 32 and in its hunt brochure. Units marked special regulations may limit species, dates, weapons, or require quota permits.
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