Of Interest
Administrative
| We make no distinction between upland bird dogs be they pointers, retrievers or flushers for pheasant, quail or waterfowl hunting. We, Jon Nee the MAHA owner operator and John Wenzel the partner, would not bird hunt without our dogs and believe God knew what he was doing when he created dogs and that was to make man a better person.
Our dog rules are simple and express a concept well suited to the self guided hunter of his own dogs and against all other concerns. All dogs being hunted on MAHA leases must be owned by the member. Each hunter is limited to a maximum of two dogs on the ground at one time. More may be in the truck and rotated during the day. Any hunting party of members is limited to a maximum of three dogs on the ground at one time. As before the same applies to more in the truck. Those that attempt to circumvent the dog limitation rules such as describe retrievers as not being upland bird dogs and are additive to pointing dogs. Or, those hunting buddies traveling together and stating they hunt separately with two dogs each we simply do not allow to renew their memberships. No pre-season dog running, training of any description on any MAHA lease. Our lease land is for hunting only during the season. No commercial dog hunting of any description on our leases such as taking a first season dogs to finish status and selling them for profit. Understand our regulations and their intent is to serve the individual upland bird hunter that seeks the enjoyment of his dogs and the quality of the hunt. Any other with any other desires are simply asked not to call us.
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