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Some of
the Best quail hunting in the Mid
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Kansas, Missouri and Iowa |
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High quail densities |
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All natural, wild quail |
Over the past 34 years, thousand of limits of
bobwhite quail have been taken from our leases. But, successful quail
hunts require hard work, and a good dog makes a world of difference. Quail
hunting is available on Mid America Hunting Association leases throughout Kansas,
Missouri and Iowa. Quail hunting can be combined with Pheasant and even
Greater
Prairie Chicken in some areas.
Quail hunting in Missouri is paradise with
numerous tree lined creeks and highly compartmentalized crop fields. Quail
hunting is good as all theses areas are surrounded with over grown fence
rows.
Is quail hunting great in the Mid West? See the
quail
population distribution map
to see where quail hunting is best.
All Mid America Hunting Association quail hunting is on 100% natural wild
birds. We do not plant quail, post feeders or propagate any birds.
For a combination pheasant and quail hunting
experience, North Missouri, southern Iowa and North Central Kansas offer overlapping
populations both in huntable numbers. There are opportunities to
combine quail with Greater Prairie Chicken in Central and South Central
Kansas, and Southeastern Kansas.
The versatile dog owner will appreciate the
Missouri bottom lands where waterfowl and quail hunting is available
within the same property and area.
For the quail hunting purest. The southern
region, in Southwest Missouri and Southeast Kansas offer great quail
hunting habitat.
Quail hunting in Southeast, Central, and South
Central Kansas, the hunter must be prepared to identify the Prairie
Chicken. Quail hunters frequently mis-identify them as hen
pheasants and only realize the mistake as the fast, high flying bird is
long out of range. The Prairie Chicken has a tremendous scent cone,
apparently more intense than quail, allowing dogs to work them on longer
tracking and stand off than quail coveys.
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