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Brad Gannaway started Hunt Pro Outfitters in 2005 after years running Ducks and Decoys Guide Service. He's not the type of outfitter who just books hunts and disappears—Brad guides his own hunts, personally manages the properties, and treats clients like family. He's a competitive duck caller (3rd p...
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Brad Gannaway started Hunt Pro Outfitters in 2005 after years running Ducks and Decoys Guide Service. He's not the type of outfitter who just books hunts and disappears—Brad guides his own hunts, personally manages the properties, and treats clients like family. He's a competitive duck caller (3rd place, Ducks Unlimited Southwest Missouri 2005), former DU area chairman, and hosted the TV show "Lodge Life" on the Pursuit Channel.
All deer packages include 5 full days hunting, personal guide, lodge and meals, plus transportation to/from your stand. Duck hunting is included in all packages.
Duck and goose hunts from pit blinds in flooded corn fields. Clients regularly see 50-100 ducks working decoy spreads throughout the day. Brad runs 16 pit lease groups annually during November with 2-3 day hunts.
Limited turkey season spots (typically 3 available yearly, $100 deposit to book).
| Region | Counties | Archery | Rifle | Muzzleloader |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Missouri | Holt, Nodaway | Sept 15 - Jan 15 | Nov 13-23 | Dec 25 - Jan 4 |
| Kansas | Bourbon, Crawford (Unit 11) | Sept 13 - Dec 31 | Dec 1-12 | Sept 13-26 |
| Nebraska | Richardson | Sept 1 - Dec 31 | Nov 13-21 | Dec 1-31 |
All hunting is on private land only—no public ground, no high fences. Fair chase only.
Gray's Lodge at 110 Ash Road, Rulo, Nebraska sleeps up to 28-30 guests. Recent additions include: - Workout room - Large shower facilities - Wood-burning stove - Dart board and shed displays - Home-cooked meals prepared on-site - Mud room with temperature control (for pit lease dogs)
Pro Outfitters enforces strict rules to maximize mature buck harvest. These aren't suggestions.
What to Bring (rifle hunters): Waterproof boots, wool socks, hunter orange vest and hat, thermal underwear, hand warmers, binoculars, rangefinder, cooler for meat, rifle and ammo. Many clients bring Scent-Lok clothing, cameras, and pee bottles.
What to Bring (archery hunters): Waterproof boots, camouflaged clothing and gear (gloves, face mask, raingear), arrows with broadheads and field points, arrow release, bow hanger, binoculars, rangefinder, cooler for meat.
"I had no idea there were this many ducks in Northwest Missouri. I will definitely be back next year." — Brad's clients have included hunters from Texas, South Carolina, Virginia, Arizona, Louisiana, Ohio, and Arkansas.
"When I go on a hunt with Brad and his crew, I feel like I have come home. They truly treat you like family. The hunt is just an amazing bonus!" — Joe Norman, Arkansas
"The whole BowHunter Brotherhood wanted to deeply thank you for always taking care of us. You always take full interest in helping our success happen. You treat us like family." — BowHunter Brotherhood Team
Brad runs pro staff positions for SKRE, Browning, Rogue Bowstrings, Relentless Boats, Dryshod, Spypoint, and Fit to Hunt. He teaches hunting seminars at Bass Pro and outdoor events across the Midwest during off-season.
Phone: 417-434-7615 or 417-674-1324 (for turkey season)
Online form at huntprooutfitters.com
For meat donations, Missouri Hunters Feed the Hungry program accepts harvested game (small donation fee applies). Women and children welcome.
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