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Classic Iowa upland bird habitat. In this case more likely quail than pheasant cover.

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Edge cover such as this may yield a pheasant as often as a covey anywhere along its length. Most that enjoy our Iowa pheasant hunts do so just for this extra bit.

 

To review pictures of the converse that appears to be more pheasant cover and yielding more quail have a look at the pictures on this page on Iowa quail hunting. Part of the allure is that habitat type while a predictor of ground nesting bird probability, it is not a guarantee. Also, partly a reminder that we all must not think we are smarter than the pheasant as where he will take cover.

Our Advantage

Now enter MAHA into this equation towards land lease paid do it yourself hunts. MAHA brings to the corporate farm operation the pieces of the puzzle missing and inhibiting the average Iowa pheasant hunter's access to what is now prime wild pheasant habitat.

MAHA assumes responsibility for self guided pheasant hunter land access freeing the corporation from being annoyed (actual words used by a corporate member) by pheasant hunters entering sanitized hog operating areas and distracting employees with requests to hunt. These requests were routinely denied.

The suburbanite may relate to the Iowa farm owner and the hunter in terms of Saturday afternoon door to door religious advocates seeking to covert the homeowner to their brand of religion. Neither the hunter seeking the farmer's time is any more welcome than the religious advocate ringing the suburbanite's door bell.

A second Iowa pheasant hunting MAHA advantage is our coverage of the corporation, as we do all our landowners, with a multi million dollar insurance coverage compete with certificate. That is the final minimum requirement to sit at the negotiating table and work out the lease contract specifications.

This then leads to further amplifying how the average Iowa pheasant hunter cannot access these corporate Iowa farms. The insurance premium is expensive and beyond the means of any one average hunter. Add that to the land lease dollar per acre costs of these farms that run into the tens of thousands of acres and the cost far exceeds what the average pheasant hunter can afford.

This is one value of MAHA. We get the pheasant hunter on land of good Iowa pheasant habitat that would otherwise be beyond their reach and more importantly on pheasant hunts of wild birds.

Upland Bird Hunter Pictures

When it comes to do it yourself bird hunters the most prized pictures are of their dog, not of birds. In this case a fine looking setter pointing an Iowa quail while on a pheasant hunt. That is the hunter we choose to want to work with.

 

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