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Yes, Kansas is considered a free-range grazing state. The state's laws allow livestock to roam freely on open land, provided they do not trespass onto private property. However, this practice can vary by region, with some areas having more restrictive regulations concerning livestock management and Fencing. Overall, Kansas has a long tradition of ranching and cattle grazing on its expansive grasslands.

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