It's true that K&K Outfitters will provide you with the hunt of a lifetime. Need more convincing? We have dedicated this part of our site to references and contact information from many of our clients. To easily browse our references, we have broken up the references into categories of Whitetail, Waterfowl, Snow Geese, and Turkey hunts. Feel free to contact anyone on our list by telephone or e-mail for a first hand account of hunting with K&K Outfitters.
Muzzleloader and Rifle References
   Rifle
Buzzi Cook Northbend, WA 425-831-6273
Kevin Slaughter Birmingham, AL 205-969-2064
Jason Woodruff Flagstaff, AZ         928-526-4757
Mike Warn Aurora, OR 503-678-1090
Frank Calta Minnetonka, MN 612-817-0365
George Keys Naples, FL 239-774-5040
Dr. Gary White Roosevelt, UT 435-722-2520
Charles McCoy Elkton, MA 443-309-0572
Lori & Bruce Moe Cle Elum, WA 509-674-5903
Ray Roberston Carson City, NV 775-267-5010
Danny Bracket Vero Beach, FL 772-567-4303
Brian Dam Vernon, NY 315-829-2707
 
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Archery
Tommy Donald Wesley Chapel, Fl 813-846-2947
Armand Leone Glen Rock, NJ 201-444-6444
John Reynolds Lafayette, GA 706-639-9532
Lonny Traweek College Station, TX 979-412-1110
Carl Vitanza Beaumont, TX 832-419-6405
Tony Zahn Holland, MI 616-292-1517
Steve Coale The Woodlands, TX 281-451-8243
Brandon Reid Clovis, NM 575-760-8223
Brian Hill Salinas, CA 831-970-8437
  See the letter they sent to K&K in our Couples Testimonial
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Turkey
Grover Simpson Mission Hills, KS 816-960-9114
Scott Marvin Warroad, MN 218-280-3503
Jack Barkley Olivet, MI 517-645-2625
James Wilson  Rison, AR 870-550-5605
John Smith North Little Rock, AR 501 912-9232
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Couple's Testimonial
 

"On December 1st through 3rd Bill and I went on a guided hunt to Cheyenne Bottoms in Kansas. The hunt was provided by K&K Outfitters in Newton Kansas. We arrived late on Friday afternoon and went out to the Bottoms. The first two things I discovered was one I did not dress near warm enough for the winter winds of the Kansas Plains and two the only thing that resembled a bathroom was the many muskrat hills ascending from the swamp. Sadie our yellow lab, Bill, and I loaded into the boat and headed for the cattails. Let me remind you Sadie had never seen a cattail, muskrat, or subzero water before. The geese and ducks were flying everywhere. I must have been in heaven. Keaton and Kendall our guides called the birds in so close you could see their toenails. We would have definitely killed our limit in the two hours of our hunt if we could of hit anything. That didn't really matter because for a good fifteen minutes Sadie was lost in the cattails trying to make her way back to the boat. It kind of all looks the same in Kansas. Sadie and her owners did much better on the next two days.

Day two we began our hunt after a good night rest at the local motel. I think they rented by the week, hour, or month if you catch my drift. It was priced right though. We hit the water at 6 am or so not knowing that the waterfowl were out in the fields feeding not flying over the Bottoms. OOPS lesson #1; sleep in until 8 am then hunt the ducks. We killed our limit the day on ducks along with some Canadians and Specs. The Canadians up their make two of our birds around here. Bill killed one that weighed about 15 pounds. My shooting improved a lot this day. We had biscuits and gravy and chili prepared for us right in the boat. Did I mention the guys quickly fixed me up with my own propane heater after seeing me shiver on day one?

Day three at the Bottoms was the coldest I have ever experienced. The temperature was about 15 degrees with a 20-mile an hour wind. The swamp was decorated with icebergs. The decoys all 20 dozen were dancing on the water like they were alive. Keaton and Kendall had been out since dawn breaking the ice and setting up. This day despite the weather was the greatest of all, 3 flights of 40+ geese flew right in on us, stopped, let us aim and shoot. One mallard got so close I think I could have touched him. Bill killed a double sprig pintail this day. Sadie nailed a 200-yard retrieve and we couldn't reload fast enough. It sounded like Top Gun, bogie on your left, right, maverick he's coming right at us, reload, reload!!!. We couldn't even take time out to eat our pancakes.

7 boxes of shells later and our limit we packed up our ducks (cleaned and packed in ice) and headed for Arkansas. It took me 3 hours once we were home to package up all that meat, but Christmas dinner is going to be good.

I highly recommend this hunt to everyone. Bill and I label it as one of our best vacations ever."

-Sincerely, Kelly Oliver

 
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