STAFFORD COUNTY, Kansas — A zebra skin hangs over a beam and the spiral-horned head of a kudu, an African antelope, looks down from the wall, amid a gaggle of stuffed geese and ducks.
“I shot that zebra at 48 yards,” says Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS), reminiscing about a bow hunting trip to Namibia as he strides into the sitting room of his cabin.
“It’s very modest,” he continues. “Three bedrooms. A cool den.”…