Whitetail Deer Bowhunting page 2

State

Kansas Whitetail

Missouri Deer

Iowa Whitetail

Methods

Archery Hunts

Firearms Advantage

Muzzleloader

Interest

Habitat

Stands

Expectation

Recommendations

Lease

Hunter Testimonials

Scouting 2

Youth Deer

Mule Deer

Deer Hunting

Deer Scouting

Yearly Return

Once a bow hunter has several hunts in any one particular grouping of leases he may return to that area season after season for as long as he likes as well as develop new ground each trip.

By adding to the knowledge of various land we lease he will increase his options and soon find himself arguing with himself as to where to hunt. This argument will begin in earnest again at the close of each hunt and gain intensity as decision time comes as to where to hunt again.

As a deer hunting business and not a deer hunting club we seek hunters for decades of deer hunts.

After the first archery deer season the bow hunter will come to realize that he is not in competition with other hunters and while he may reserve land to hunt as much as 30 days in advance of his hunt he will soon take a more leisurely approach to reservations and decide where to hunt within a week of the day in the woods. Once he has one or more farms reserved he may adjust his reservation schedule to either remain in place on one or a couple of farms or expand out to new opportunities.

Archery deer hunting on your own from multiple stands, on row and forage crop farm land. The right combination of food and cover habitat in the right region of the state with a history of trophy production. That is all the self guided hunter requires.

We have been in the hunt business since 1965. We offer only season long hunts on your own.

This picture is of a non-resident hunter with his latest trophy whitetail deer, part of a collection or wallhangers from the central mid-west superior to any from his own home state.

MAHA Hunts

The bottom line is that we bow hunt ourselves and understand what it takes to have a good deer hunting experience. We also recognize a good hunt can occur even without a tag filled and seek the same in the deer hunters we allocate memberships to.

We will provide that good deer hunting opportunity while at the same time ensure that all hunters have absolute parity to all land under lease and available to all Association hunters. It probably goes without saying that the archery deer hunting option we provide is what we believe to be the best opportunity there is -- that is for the hunter that wants to hunt on his own.

Member/Hunter Feedback

 

Jon,

Here are a few pictures that I have taken of some of the bucks I have killed while archery hunting MAHA lands over the past 7 years. It has been an incredible experience learning the properties and viewing the phenomenal wildlife. Although I have not killed that B & C buck with a bow yet, I have no doubt that it is only a matter of time. Unfortunately I do not have pictures of all my kills. I tend to focus more on the hunts rather than the cinematography. With better planning in the future I can make those available as well. The largest buck taken to date is an 11 point scoring around 150 + points. Last year I killed a nice 9 that was in the 135 range. There are several other bucks that range from 125 to 135 points. What a ride….. Thanks for giving us regular guys the ability to access such super properties. Best regards,

[name withheld as more and more deer hunters want to remain anonymous]

 

 

 

 

Thank you for the great comments and pictures. Good luck in the years to come.

This first page on archery deer hunting is a general overview. This link will lead to more substantive deer specific information. Detailed deer hunting section covering all states.

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