Mid-America Hunting Association

Mid-America Hunting Association is a self guided private land foot hunter organization. We operate in Kansas, Iowa and Missouri. The hunts we offer are Mule and Whitetail Deer; waterfowl over wetlands for duck and goose; wild Bobwhite Quail and pheasant; Eastern and Rio Grande Turkey.

Since 1965 through today we have grown to over 200,000 acres of private land. We seek to have fewer hunters, more land per hunter with improved habitat quality. Each piece of land has been walked on by one of the two Association partners, Jon Nee or John Wenzel, in most cases more than a couple of times.

We provide the private hunting land access, recommendations where to hunt and a local lodging listing. The hunter supplies his own skill and equipment. For one cost the Association hunter may hunt any time during the season on his choice of land, in our three states for all seasons.

How it works is that if we allocate a membership that hunter gains access to an online map library of all hunting lease land. All land is identified by number. Hunters would then receive recommendations of where to hunt for what the hunter is after and also relative to habitat preferences. That hunter would then scout or hunt those spots and encouraged to scout further. Most hunters after their third season have covered sufficient ground and found more spots they like better they are not likely to be hunting their first year farms. That is when the golden nugget spots become more visible and eyes-on success rate increase.

Each hunter may plan to return to hunt the same land from year to year as well as enjoy the added adventure of exploring new spots.

We offer all this at one flat annual rate without hidden costs.

17 May

Fishing
The number of members fishing this spring has been down but we've seen more women getting in on the action, which is great.

Shaun with 2 real nice crappies.

The spawn in ponds, strip pits and irrigation lakes usually comes and goes before you know it. On this trip everything was just right. They were in the shallow water and easy to access.

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