Updated as of 3/31/2020 - "Legal muzzleloaders include rifles, pistols or muskets that can be loaded only through the front of the firing chamber with separate components and that fire a bullet of .40 inches diameter or larger, using hard-cast solid lead, conical lead, or saboted bullets. "
KANSAS MUZZLELOADER HUNTING SEASONS
Muzzleloader Deer Hunts
| Season | Season Dates | Bag Limit | Notes |
| Muzzleloader | Sept 16th - Sept 29th | See Regs |
Muzzleloader Antelope Hunts
| Season | Season Dates | Bag Limit | Notes |
| Muzzleloader | Sept 30th - Oct 7th | See Regs |
Muzzleloader Elk Hunts
| Season | Season Dates | Bag Limit | Notes |
| Muzzleloader | Sept 1st - Sept 30th | See Regs | Outside Fort Riley, Except Morton County |
| Muzzleloader | Sept 1st - Sept 30th | See Regs | Fort Riley |
KANSAS MUZZLELOADER HUNTING SEASON REGULATIONS
- Muzzleloaders must load from the muzzle
- Muzzleloaders must shoot separate components (ie. powder, bullet and cap must not be contained in a cartridge)
- Bullets must be .40 inches are larger
- Bullets must be hard cast lead, conical lead or saboted projectiles
This information is subject to change, for more information visit: Kansas Hunting Regulations
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