Get paid to deer hunt in Kansas
Kansas: prairie giants, river bottoms, and big nonresident bucks. Whitetail and mule deer both live here. Share your Kansas hunt live.
WildFeed pays you to go live from your Kansas deer hunt. Pick a slot on the Live Guide, go live from your stand, get paid when you stream.
Season: Kansas archery opens late September, runs into January. Rifle season opens early December. Check Kansas Wildlife & Parks for unit dates and weapon rules.
The pay
- $150 — Dawn slots (4–9am ET)
- $100 — Day slots (9am–5pm ET)
- $175 — Prime slots (5–11pm ET)
You only get paid if you actually go live from the slot. Beta.
Best for you: Prime slots (5–11pm CT) — Kansas deer move heavily in the evening during the rut. Prime slots cover evening sits when bucks are chasing does across prairie and cropland.
What you need
Just your phone. WildFeed is in beta: iPhone via TestFlight, Android via Google Play.
Gear tips
How it works
- 1. Apply with your social links and follower count
- 2. The AI picks one paid host plus 2 standby backups per slot
- 3. You get a confirm email if you're picked
- 4. Go live from your slot
- 5. You only get paid when you actually go live
Secondary: View the Live Guide calendar to see all open slots
FAQ
Yes. If you drew a tag and have legal access to the land, you can stream it. Kansas is a top destination for nonresident bowhunters.
No. You get paid for going live, not for antler size. Kansas has big deer, but the stream is about your hunt — doe, small buck, or nothing works.
Yes. Kansas has Walk-In Hunting Areas (WIHA) and public land statewide. If you have legal access, you can stream it.