Missouri Hunting
Missouri hunting with Mid-America Hunting Association includes deer within the four point one side zone, waterfowl over multiple wetlands habitat, wild Bobwhite Quail.
Missouri Four Point Deer Zone
2012 Missouri Hunting Land
Missouri hunting acreage available to Association hunters listed by county name and hunting acreage within that county.
Deer
Missouri whitetail deer hunters have long known the value of the major watersheds that comprise the Lower Missouri River Basin. This terrain covers two thirds of Missouri. It overlaps with the 45 - 55% agricultural land use region. A combination of food and cover making for trophy deer.
Missouri deer tags are as the turkey tags available for purchase over the counter or online. They are state wide. This option alone accounts for most or our deer hunters typically buying tags for two of our three states each deer and turkey season.
The common approach the first membership year is to scout Missouri in February or March for that first spring turkey hunt. Return for an April turkey hunt and after filling the turkey tags spend the reminder of that trip deer scouting.
Once a hunter breaks into a second state for deer he most likely plans a following spring turkey hunt to that region. He repeats the spring turkey hunt and deer scouting sequence until having knowledge of at least one locality in each state. At best this is a three year process and more likely four. The hunt quality value comes that in each state the hunter hunts or scouts the lease land is already available and no time is lost trying to get land access. The hunter essentially spend more time at what he wants. That is scouting and hunting rather than looking for a place to hunt.
Quick morning pond hunt in the rain. A lot of work but worth the effort for a mixed bag of ducks and geese.
Missouri duck hunting is big business.
Missouri is one of those rare places in the country where any land that can be flooded is prime real-estate. That is if that floodable ground is within the micro flyways of the three major watersheds that comprise the Lower Missouri River Basin meeting the convergence of the Missouri, Upper Mississippi and Ohio River watersheds. That is where Mid-America Hunting Association comes into play. We take away the mystery of where to hunt.
Once in the right locality we have the individual leases of the right habitat. In short our hunters are hunting on the land we lease where we get the most return for every dollar spent.
We maintain over 800 acres of water level controlled wetlands. It is a variety of marsh, flooded crop, sloughs, sloughs flooded through timber to open water and open water itself. On these wetlands we have permanent blinds, wade-in and layout boat areas. Anyone that duck hunts our wetlands once will not return to any Missouri public wetlands.
The hunt quality aspects of our duck hunting include first that our average membership age is in the upper 40's. The amount of gray hair we have means that selfish issues of sky busting or attempting to steal flights have gone by the wayside. Our blind placement is distant enough that no one can set up close to another. Our shooting pools in the worst case require chest waders. Then of course our wetlands are within the micro flyway that once the migration is on we have the duck attracting wetlands to allow for good hunts.
Quail
Missouri has long been the wild quail hunters location of choice.
Missouri's mild winter weather, many tree lined creek bottoms that block wind. There are miles of edge cover so much sought after by the coveys. No snakes, no cactus and much more singles action after the covey flush than any southern quail hunter ever experienced.
For those with the dog power, a brace will provide coveys enough for a full day of dog work every hunt day available.
And, Missouri Turkey Hunting
Email or call 913 773 8110
Mid-America Hunting Association
Spend your time Missouri turkey hunting rather than hunting for a place to hunt!