Pheasant Hunting

Choices

Mid-America Hunting association offers wild pheasant hunting on a variety of natural terrain in Kansas, Missouri and Iowa for the pheasant hunter that has his own dogs, skill and equipment.

Kansas

Kansas pheasant hunting is well known as one of the tall prairie grass states with the added advantages of being the southern of them all with winter weather that allows a full season starting the second Saturday in November through the end of January.

While many traveling hunters may start their season in northern states working their way south most soon find that concentrating in Kansas offers many advantages. The first of which is not the large acreage in pheasant holding tall grass, the main advantage is its habitat variety beyond the grass. That variety includes the brush filled draw and crop edge as well making for some more enjoyable scenery than watch waves of grass blowing in the wind.

This Kansas variety continues with the added upland bird of the Bobwhite Quail on the same day and easily within the same trip. What all this adds up to is elimination of the routine with the ability to have dogs on birds every day.

Missouri

Missouri demonstrates that we will take care of the hunter by taking the mystery out of where to hunt getting that hunter to the right spot to park his truck, step out and hunt. For pheasant that spot is not Missouri. Yes, Missouri does have pheasants, just not enough to make for a good pheasant hunt. When it comes to upland birds Missouri's claim to fame is Bobwhite Quail. Missouri pheasant hunting is more incidental to quail hunts and Missouri itself suits best those that prefer quail only.

Iowa

Most upland bird hunters will agree that Iowa has been a top pheasant state for a long time. Most that hunt with us will later agree that the better pheasant hunts will be found in Kansas, that is if total pheasant numbers alone is the sole criteria.

What Iowa pheasant hunting brings the upland bird hunter is the chance to have plenty of blue sky pheasant shot opportunity without seemingly endless seas of tall grass. And, Iowa has quail as well.