Choices
Interest | TurkeySpring season turkey hunting is such a skill demanding hunting discipline that hunter pressure on our lease land is kept well in check. Kansas turkey hunting further suffers from the national domination of neighboring Missouri further creating a natural limit to Kansas hunters. All together our Kansas hunting lease land with turkeys and the right habitat goes under hunted each spring. Try and find another hunting lease operation that provides all season flexibility during each hunt in Kansas, Missouri or Iowa. In the case of a turkey hunting lease, the hunter seeks safety foremost. What MAHA brings to the turkey hunter is that all of our lease lands are numbered and every turkey hunter hunts each numbered lease alone. We do not stack hunters up on each other on the same lease. And, that hunter may have multiple deer and turkey hunts on the same collection of lease lands and thereby gain a greater understanding of year round wildlife movement patterns.
Pheasant and QuailThe goal of every upland bird hunter is to hunt wild birds in sufficient numbers to give their dogs a lot of experience and the hunter many opportunities to observe their dog in action. A tough requirement to fulfill under any hunting lease system. Kansas public land (within the great plains where agriculture is king and most hunting land privately held) simply cannot sustain the dogs and hunters it receives. The birds move out. Collection of enough private land access rights in sufficient acreage to prevent hunting the same places each trip is a time consumptive process that simply wears out a hunter. The alternative are preserves with pen raised birds or traveling a much longer distance to the huge tracks of western states and walk the endless miles of federal and state lands. The preserve with pen raised bird hunting defeats the goal of the do it yourself hunter with his own dogs that simply seeks land for a self guided hunt. The western states public land solve the land availability problem and creates a second, that of where to hunt. Having a million Kansas public hunting acres access is great. Where in that million acres are the birds? There is no one to ask. The Kansas hunter is left to figure it out himself and while many do, the chances of failure are stacked against the hunter. The MAHA alternative solves the land access issue. Perhaps more important is the staff of John Wenzel and Jon Nee. They have a knowledge base of intimate boots on the ground experience with the land they lease and are motivated to support the member/do it yourself hunter. Even with our self guided approach it is recognized that MAHA is a business based on customer service or in this case, ensure the do it yourself hunter has a good hunting experience. That good hunt brings the hunter back for years of hunting MAHA lease land. That returning hunter is low maintenance as he has his favorite hunting spots and always more lease land to explore than time available. The returning hunter simply hunts as compared to the first year member that requires a good bit of verbal guidance to insure he is where he wants to be based on habitat and bird of preference in Kansas as well as when expanding out to our Iowa and Missouri lease land. For a wild bird hunting lease option we and any reader of this article will be hard pressed to find a better alternative in Kansas or Missouri and Iowa.
MAHA Lease OptionWe are but one choice when it comes to a Kansas hunting lease. We are not the right fit for everyone. For the do it yourself hunter wanting the added adventure of a self guided hunt we do provide the Kansas hunting lease land resource to fit that need. Those that want fancy lodging, equipment provided or a hunting guide should find another alternative. That type of hunter will not be successful on our Kansas land on his own. Continuing though the Kansas hunting links below will give the reader increasingly greater details about the options we provide. Namely one, the chance to hunt Kansas.
Whitetail and Mule Deer hunting Eastern and Rio Grande Turkey hunting |
