MAHA Hunting Lease Land Access

All lease map sheets have variable amount of acreage per sheet dependent upon how many farms we may place on a single map sheet before it must be shrunk down to where the bifocal generation may begin to have trouble reading it.

The lease map sample on this page is of over 3,000 acres and not all of it is good land.

Understanding that the best hunt production in Kansas, Missouri and Iowa is within the agricultural region where farm land use accounts for 45% to 55% of total land area. Of that 3,000+ acres it is reasonable to expect to find 1,500 of non-farm or wildlife acreage within this 3,000 acres of lease land. Further, of that 1,500 acres of wildlife habitat not all will of that private land acreage will support deer, turkey, upland or waterfowl. This is the point the new member will communicate about with either MAHA partners Jon Nee or John Wenzel to insure they are traveling to the right habitat within the right region of the state that has a history of good production right down to individual lease numbers in some cases.

This later example is how we distinguish ourselves from a hunting club and are a hunting lease business. We understand a good self guided hunt will bring the hunter back to renew his membership. That good hunt starts by going to the right part of any one lease as any lease as a whole is not likely to be all good for hunts.