Self Guided Deer Hunting in Kansas Missouri Iowa

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Mid-America Hunting Association is a self guided hunter organization providing season long private land deer hunting access on over 200,000 acres in Iowa, Kansas and Missouri.

For one annual fee hunters may hunt on his own as well as pre-season scout. After some boots on the ground time every hunter will have enough familiarity with more land than he will have time to hunt and that same hunter may return to that area each year fully developing golden nugget spots and movement patterns.

We provide a local lodging listing, private land access, recommendations where to hunt that gets the hunter to the spot where to park his truck, step out and hunt. The hunter provides the rest.

3 Hunters, 3 Deer, 1 Day

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Three traveling brothers on one lease on one day! This rarely happens. Have a read of what are reasonable Mid-America Hunting Association self guided hunter expectations. We make no pretense at how difficult do it yourself hunts actually can be.

Kansas deer hunting is on over 100,000+ acres of private land covering multiple archery and firearms deer management units and all within several Kansas watershed agricultural areas. Kansas deer hunting starts in mid September with pre rut muzzleloader season, continuing with an archery season beginning in October that extends through peak rut, a rifle season during trail rut ending with archery at the end of December. Kansas offers the deer hunter both the difficult open lands deer hunts as well closed in bow huntable ground.

Traveling Deer Hunter

whitetail deer

Steve from West Virginia, with one of several over recent years. Have a look at our hunter testimonial section for success hunt accounts and trophy whitetail pictures.

Iowa deer hunting is within zones 4 and 5 in south central Iowa on 20,000+ acres where the Grand River Watershed rises up out of Missouri. Our Iowa deer hunting is along many wooded drainages connecting many small wood patches cutting through large grain crop fields repeated many times over. Iowa deer seasons overlap with Kansas and are offset from Missouri making a two state hunt common amongst our deer hunters.

Missouri deer hunting has the longest bow season starting in mid September running through mid January. Rifle season is during peak rut followed closely by muzzleloader. Missouri deer tags are available online and OTC purchase. Missouri deer hunting boasts a one side 4 point restriction zone that has been around long enough that an 8 pointer is no longer big enough for most hunters. Much of our 80,000+ Missouri private land acres are within the trophy deer zone.

How to be successful...

Have a talk with us by telephone, 913 773 8110. If we agree we can work together, we complete the membership agreement and we provide online access to our land maps. We then talk again and provide recommendations of where to hunt based on method and habitat preferences. At that point we encourage all to scout and hunt to the extent of the hunter's time availability.

We recommend all deer hunters concentrate their first year within this organization on one state and build to 2,000 to 4,000 acres of knowledge of farm land. At that point several golden nugget spots should be identified. After that, break into a second state and repeat that scout and hunt effort. By the third year most of our deer hunters hunt two of our three states each season.

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