Mid-America Hunting Association is a self guided private land foot hunter organization in Kansas, Iowa and Missouri for deer, turkey, pheasant, quail, duck and goose.
From our beginning in 1965 through today we have grown to over 200,000 acres of private land. We seek to have fewer members, more land per member and improved habitat quality.
We provide the private hunting land access, recommendations where to hunt and a local lodging listing. The self guided hunter supplies his own hunting skill and equipment. For one cost the hunter may hunt any time during the season on his choice of land, in our three states for deer, turkey, waterfowl and upland bird seasons.
Deer |
Turkey |
Waterfowl |
Upland Birds |
Self guided deer hunters pre-season scout, hang their own stands and may choose where to hunt day to day from multiple farms, stands with most hunting two of our three states each season. |
On one trip each spring turkey hunter may have up to 5 tags for Eastern and Rio Grande Turkey plus deer scout for that fall. Fall turkey hunts allow more tags. Turkey and deer hunt the same farms. |
Private wetlands with blinds having shooting pools requiring only chest waders. Each waterfowl hunter hunts away from others, sets his own decoys and picks from day to day where to hunt. |
Upland bird hunters have choice of wild pheasant or Bobwhite Quail and habitat from crop edge, draws and grass being able to hunt without mixing his dogs with others and being able to hunt a different spot each time stepping from the truck. |
Mid-America Hunting Association Topics
Costs are $1,500 the first year dropping to $1,200 the second for access to all hunting land in Kansas, Iowa and Missouri. More cost details
Kansas hunting includes Mule Deer and Rio Grande Turkey in addition to pheasant, quail, whitetail and Eastern Turkey. Kansas hunting information
Missouri hunting offers our best waterfowl, point restriction Whitetail Deer, turkey and quail hunts. Missouri hunting information
Iowa hunting is well known for Whitetail and pheasants. And, there are Bobwhite Quail. Iowa hunting information
Our self guided hunts are on wild game on private land we lease for our Association hunter exclusive use. See Self Guided Hunts, Private Land, Hunting Lease
This web site is made possible by the courtesy of the Association's great hunters. Thank you to all.
"Good days happen enough to keep me going."


So often we hear that there are no quail. The land is bad. One hunter cannot hunt pheasants, pheasants require gang hunts. Pheasants do not hold for point. One dog cannot hunt both pheasant and quail. One dog breed is better than another. Then we get the pictures that show nothing changed. The arm chair hunting experts, motel parking lot beer can in hand hunting season pontificators and those that feel the world should be as they want it rather than the way it is step aside leaving more room for those that want to try.
Tribute to Ron
Ron worked hundreds of hours over the past 15 years planting and maintaining duck lakes for the Association. Monday evening Ron lost his life from a tractor accident mowing a duck lake levee. He was greatly admired by the staff for his hard work, mechanical skills and upbeat personality. Hat's off to Ron and his family!

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