Kansas borders Colorado so I am familiar with the weather there.
Kansas gets deep snow, high winds and below zero temps.
Kansas cannot sustain a feral chicken flock.
Free ranging works in spring, summer and fall but winters are brutal.
Predators are plentiful like birds of prey, coyotes, raccoons, bob cats and domesticated dogs.
I do not recommend attempting a fully feral flock in Kansas.
Kansas gets deep snow, high winds and below zero temps.
Kansas cannot sustain a feral chicken flock.
Free ranging works in spring, summer and fall but winters are brutal.
Predators are plentiful like birds of prey, coyotes, raccoons, bob cats and domesticated dogs.
I do not recommend attempting a fully feral flock in Kansas.