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Missouri Deer Hunts
Missouri Other Hunts
State Choices
Hunt Methods
Deer Hunter Interests
Other Hunts
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Missouri hunting options beyond that of deer and of
Missouri turkey hunting
include quail and
private wetlands waterfowl hunts.
A wild Bobwhite Quail hunt is typically not a viable option for the deer hunter as to effectively quail hunt requires a pointing dog. For those few deer hunters that cross the line into pointing dogs they should consider a combination deer and quail hunt. The quail hunts are that good. The short answer to why quail hunts may be a good choice is the lack of snakes, no cactus and mild winters allows for both covey and singles dog on bird action. Far more details are within our quail hunter section.
Far more Missouri deer hunters will also be waterfowl than quail hunters. Those duck hunters that hunt our wetlands just once will be guaranteed to return. Our stable, fixed blinds, shooting pool water depth, surrounding food and large standing water structure on water level controlled wetlands are the best to be found. We enhance existing wetlands ourselves to maximize their duck attracting characteristics. Any duck hunter member that has been with us even for a short while will become a drake only hunter if he was not before within Mid-America Hunting Association. After the first season most members agree that avoidance of public land hunter mentality well expressed on public wetlands of setting up close, overcalling, late sets and sky busting is well worth the cost of private wetland hunts. That same enjoyment extends to deer hunts where to get on private land an hunt alone doe not requiring hours of knocking on doors.
For the most part the Missouri deer hunter that may want a combination fall turkey, quail or waterfowl hunt can make that happen. What is the more common approach for the Missouri deer hunter is to continue his deer hunting effort as most will Missouri deer hunt each season and that of either Kansas or Iowa as well.
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