Mid-America Hunting Association was founded in 1965 and has continually operated ever since. From a humble start as a small acreage leasing operation the Association has grown to 1/4 of a million acres today with lease land in select regions of Kansas, Missouri and Iowa. Today (as of October 31, 2006) 837 hunters, with 44% of them non-resident to Kansas, Iowa or Missouri, enjoy quality Whitetail and Mule Deer; Eastern and Rio Grande Turkey; pheasant and quail; duck and goose hunting, fishing and camping on land stretching from southern Iowa, Missouri and north and south Kansas. Mid-America Hunting Association leases the exclusive all game scouting, hunting and fishing rights (with limited exceptions for species specific leases) for the enjoyment of the Association's members. Each property is physically viewed to ensure that the quality of the habitat will provide the members with the utmost opportunity for success. These properties are then posted and mapped for the members' benefit. The Association takes great pride in having established very close long term relationships with many of the landowners. They particularly enjoy the control the reservation system and highly restricted guest policy gives then over their land. Several of the properties leased today have been with the Association since the late 1960's. The Association land lease is solicited with all sportsmen in mind. Whitetail archery and firearms, turkey, waterfowl, upland bird, fishermen and small game hunters all find ample opportunities to enjoy their sport.
The Association reservation system is strictly enforced for everyone's benefit. The reservation system guarantees that each party will have ample land to hunt without conflicts from other hunters. It also provides a control mechanism to prevent over-hunting on any property. The Association office is manned by a staff to accept your reservations Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 5:30 PM. All photos within this site are of game harvested on Association leased property. We make every attempt to lease the highest quality land available. What you see in these photos are what results when quality leases, skill and hard work come together. I do everything within my power to provide our hunters with quality land to scout, hunt and fish. Sincerely, Jon Nee, Owner/Operator
Costs
Our system is simple as we offer only one type of membership meaning that all members pay the same price for access to all land and for all seasons. We do not allow pay by the day hunts, state or species specific hunts. To do so would greatly increase administrative costs without benefit of hunt quality enhancement. Keeping down administrative costs keeps down office staff and we only have one full time secretary rather than an office staff of multiple workers that the members must pay for.
All membership costs are fixed. We do not negotiate.
On a similar approach we do not have separate landmangers, salesmen, and so on as between Jon Nee and John Wenzel working the dry lands and Jon nee and Bruce Johnson the wetlands it takes all the time and effort we have to keep up with the land. While we do have separation of responsibilities by state, website, financial accounting and so on these separations are required by continuity value of a single point of contact for that specific area.
Dependent children must be to legal guardians, within a household and on the federal tax return of the adult member. Dependent children are those 18 and under in high school and 21 and under in college. Dependent children must hunt on the same property at the same time as the adult member. Greater detail about our membership costs ContactFeel free to call us anytime to discuss your particular hunting concerns. Call 913-773-8110. If we do not immediately answer the telephone be assured that all messages are returned. Or, email us with your questions. In all cases before call us we ask you review the particular hunting interest section of our website (deer, turkey, upland, waterfowl) to include the many hunter testimonials that will provide a variety of different perspectives about the hunting we offer. The next informative section is the "Hunt With Us" page that details our membership application process. Finally, the "Overview" section that lists all the administrative details of our organization to include, lodging, rules, liability form etc., that while a bit boring to read will provide the prospective member with the administrative information that combined with the two afore mentioned areas will give the hunter a knowledge base to assess whether the Association is a good choice for him or not.
How To Hunt With usOur application process begins with a telephone conversation (913-773-8110 to John Wenzel) where two topics will be discussed. The first, is to ensure what we offer is what the applicant believes it to be so there will not be any surprises later. The second, is to ensure we can work together. After that it is sending in the release of liability form, payment (check or credit card), issue of the initial membership material and plan the hunt. Hunter PressureThe numbers in the chart below are those hunters that made at least one day's reservation by hunting discipline by state.
More detailed hunter pressure information
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