Youth Deer Hunting

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We offer hunting for Mule and Whitetail Deer and for youth and every deer is a trophy. After the first buck we will encourage each youth hunter to work his way up to true trophy status.

 

No trophy deer fees for any deer hunting - youth or adult deer hunting.

 

Youth deer stand set up with dad in over watch.

And the deer he harvested after a day and a half sit for over 18 hours. 11 year old TJ
bagged his third buck. Patience paid off once again.

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Private land youth deer hunting allows parent and child the chance to be in the solitude of the woods with no one to set the wrong example.

A dependent child membership is one with the youth hunter age 18 and under in high school or 21 and under in college. The youth hunter must hunt under the direct control of a parent at all times on the same property at the same time. No youths are permitted to freelance at anytime. See the membership agreement.

Each state has special youth deer hunting season. We encourage all with children to participate in all youth hunts as one more chance to spend family days together.

Within MAHA we do not have trophy deer fees as we understand that trophy deer hunters are grown and not magically created. We do ask that the youth deer hunter once having harvested a racked buck then work to harvest bucks with only larger racks than what they have previously tagged and grow up to the 130 class for archery and 140 class and above for gun hunting.

In all cases, doe harvest by youth deer hunters should only be limited by what the family can consume or willingness to donate to a hunters for the hungry type program.

Hi John,

Enclosed are two pictures of my oldest son’s archery buck….his best archery buck to date. Due to time limitations, Kyle chose to forgo rifle deer season and go the archery route so he could get a few more hours in the woods this season. Well…after only 20 minutes on deer stand and a few doe bleats and tending grunts, this nice buck offered a 28 yard shot. The shot was a bit low and forward. I elected to leave the deer alone, so my youngest son and I came back hours later to track the deer. We found him piled up only 200 yards away. Mike learned valuable deer tracking lessons and got to help Dad drag out the deer. He is pictured with Kyle’s deer. Just another fantastic family outing on MAHA land!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I also enclosed pictures of the mounts of Mike’s first two birds that we just received from Hazel Creek Taxidermy in Green Castle, MO from last spring’s turkey hunts. A beautiful Eastern and Rio, both harvested on MAHA properties. Thought you’d enjoy them! Thanks again for all of your help and patience!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Steve

 

 

When it comes to youth hunters be they deer hunters or any else we will always encourage their hunting within Mid-America Hunting Association. Also, plan on a summer time fishing, deer scouting or spring turkey hunting trip or two as well.

 

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