Iowa Whitetail Deer hunting lease

Iowa deer habitat presented in the small frame of a picture is tough to communicate the range of habitat variety available. These pictures below attempt to show the cover habitat of the many small drains that cut through crop fields that hold many a good and some trophy whitetail. The challenge is that these drains run for miles.

The benefit and consequence of a self guided hunter organization is which couple of spots to set up on for that trophy whitetail. When it works that special feeling of satisfaction is not possible by any other means than on a hunt on your own basis.

While there are many trees suitable for stands along these drainages, shooting through to the other side is not always possible. Picking the right side for stand is as frustrating as it is rewarding.

One description provided by a hunter that has stuck with us is that MAHA takes away many of the reasons for not having achieved success previously. The land resource MAHA provides along with flexibility of use eliminates that most difficult to achieve deer hunter resource of private land access.

Lease Control

A key fact about our self guided Iowa deer lease land is we manage the deer lease and place our eyes on the land and the landowners twice a year, once each during and off season. Anything less and problems could arise.

Once landowners realize we enforce our written contract we prevent problems. The benefit to our members is they can be deer hunting productive habitat having done their own scouting in the right region without the hassle of trying to manage their own deer lease or compete with other deer hunters on public land. For those that want a do it yourself Iowa deer hunt and would like a range of farms to deer hunt we provide that option without any public lands deer hunter mentality.

We offer deer hunting in Iowa for the deer hunts of the hunter's choice.

Hello MAHA folks...wanted to send you all a couple of photos from opening weekend deer hunt in [location deleted]. Believe it or not the doe were hard to come by and what we did see were usually getting run pretty hard by the bucks. I haven't seen this much rut activity during season in a long while. If you were willing to stay out all day you could pretty well count on seeing bucks roaming and chasing doe most any time during the day but the doe seemed to be hiding out. The best part about deer camp this year though was getting to meet other members from other states and in particular sharing a little bit of camp time with a group from Indiana. We still need at least three deer in the freezer so you can count on the kids and I hitting the later doe season pretty hard. I can't wait to start seeing deer stories and photos on the update page...it's always a real treat to see how other members are doing. Hope you all are having a good deer season too.

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On a slightly humorous note...as you'll see from the photos...our 4 mo. old camp dog managed to find his way onto the camper from a nearby hay bale...he liked to stretch out in the sun and watch the goings-on in camp.

Matt

Thanks Matt you have great perspective.

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