MAHA do it yourself Kansas hunts

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Do it yourself Kansas hunts of wild game on private land. This is Mid-America Hunting Association that since 1965 we have been providing season long Kansas hunts for Mule and Whitetail Deer; Eastern and Rio Grande Turkey and pheasant and Bobwhite Quail and only for the self guided hunter.

Locals chose Kansas over Iowa for pheasant hunting due to bird numbers, better weather and Bobwhite Quail.

Savings

What we do for the do it yourself hunter is the research of being in Kansas 12 months of the year, traveling about the state and we lease land within the regions that give us the best return for our money. That translates into saving the self guided hunter the time and cost of figuring out where he needs to hunt for what he is after. Not only do we get the hunter to the right hunting spot once there he will find the right habitat to support his hunt be it a wood lot, tall grass, brushy draw, active farm or fallow investment land.

The confidence the do it yourself hunter has he will have a good hunt comes from the fact that we operate as a business seeking customer satisfaction in the form of return hunters. Within self guided hunts it is the returning hunter that makes subsequent hunts more successful than the first. To ensure that return hunter we provide the best possible do it yourself hunting experience available.

The best hunting experience possible is possible for the do it yourself hunter through our taking away the hesitation some may feel about traveling to hunt. The first is the private land is available in sufficient acreage to ensure all will be on un-pressure wildlife and have more than enough acreage per day to provide for a full day’s hunt. That is possible as we cater to the range of hunters that seek deer, turkey, duck, pheasant or quail. Not all can hunt all game types and the reality of life and time availably means that most only hunt one discipline leaving the rest for others. It is by this means of multiple use land that the deer hunter has more than one farm to post stands, the upland hunter has more acreage to run dogs than the dog has run and the duck hunter has a choice of blinds.

A photo sent in from opening day in Kansas. One mallard and 3 Canada geese from a duck hunter hunting on his own without an Association built blind using his own portable one. Like so many of our hunters do it yourself often means literally yourself as is typified by the harvest without hunter picture. It seems the reality for the do it yourself hunter that hunting alone is the means by which the greatest tranquility is achieved. Others find much enjoyment with our buddy hunt list.

Proof

Proof we are what we say we are is first to be found within this website of detailed regional habitat pictures and descriptions, hunter testimonials and then calling us to discuss with us directly all concerns. To top it all off we will provide a member’s telephone listing to qualified applicants so they may call any number of current hunters across a range of hunting disciplines to discuss their experience with our organization.

Hunt any phase of the moon, portion of the season or all season long at the hunter's choice.

Not Perfect

Not all things are perfect. One aspect for our self guided Kansas hunts or for that matter hunts anywhere is the first trip, season or year the hunter must have the attitude this is the break in year. For no matter how good our recommendations or the member’s first scouting or hunt trip may be it does come down to that the hunter must pay the price of boots on the ground time to find where he most likely will have the most success.

Boots on the ground time is frequently demonstrated by the deer hunter who may scout hard his first season and by his third is hunting completely different farms. The dynamic in this case being that the more land scouted the more likely the hunter finds habitat more to his liking than that previously known. For the upland bird hunter even for the ones that gravitate to either quail or pheasant predominate regions there will be a discovery that one type of habitat be it the crop edge, brushy draw or tall grass far more appropriate for his dog power and hunting style than others. The duck hunter who typically has for the first time in his life the opportunity to hunt flooded crop, marsh, timber, sloughs or watershed lakes from blinds to wade-in areas to layout boat areas all in one season will soon find he has a preference that here to for was unknown for any one type of wetlands or hunting method. This is a long way of saying that the first year is the break-n year where the self guided hunter needs to take a tour of the various region where we offer lease land and find that which works best for him.

Once finding that habitat that hunts the best the hunter needs to concentrate in that area or habitat type and fully explore all of its potential. After that a trip to a different region within Kansas or perhaps one of our other two states should be done just for the added adventure of exploring new ground. In any case MAHA offers all hunters the asset of being able to match hunting styles to specific habitat types to a specific hunting discipline and having a great time of it.

Kansas Do It Yourself Hunter

Kansas with its habitat and wildlife variety is so much so that many forgo our other two states and take their limited time to concentrate all avaible days to hunt Kansas alone.

Do it yourself Kansas deer hunting

Kansas Eastern and Rio Grande Turkey

Pheasant hunts over tall prairie grass and brushy draws

Bobwhite Quail self guided hunts along crop fields