Quail Hunting
| DetailsUsing the links at the bottom of each page will systematically proceed through the remaining pages of this Kansas quail hunting section. Many discoveries of our self guided wild Bobwhite Quail hunting operation remain. One aspect alone has much weight in that we are a business not a hunting club. As such we seek return hunters through insuring good hunts. The good hunt means wild quail and hunts without hunter pressure. The advantage you get with this Association is that not only do the two fulltime staff, John Wenzel and Jon Nee, both Kansas quail hunt over their own dogs they also have their own farms on which they develop quail habitat. This combination of repetitively finding coveys on MAHA private lease land while year round observing nesting, winter cover and food habitat as well as manipulating their farm quail habitat creates a calibrated eye of what type of habitat to lease in the future. Add to this our tracking of quail populations over the various regions where we lease land and we can recommend to the new to the Kansas, Iowa and Missouri hunter where to hunt for the best return.
A Kansas Quail Hunter
He is able to get his dog, in this case a first season pup, on more quail each day more so than most. The value is the habitat to be seen in the back ground showing where to hunt. And, he does get limits.
His young dog refused to sit for her picture, probably could not understand why they were not out quail hunting. |
A collection of quail hunting pictures the next several pages featuring Jerry Cordonnier a long time quail hunter who is part of the one quail in the bag per covey club.