Missouri Duck Hunting

Missouri duck hunting on private land with Mid-America Hunting Association is from wetlands, blinds, layout and wade-in areas. Wetlands include marsh, sloughs, oxbows, flooded crop, open water, crop stubble for both duck and goose hunting.

Since 1965 we have provided enhanced natural wetlands self guided Missouri waterfowl hunting. All may duck and goose hunt the entire season on the hunter's schedule.

Blinds, layout areas, wade-in and ponds are numbered and posted to an online map library to make telephone reservations for the days he wants to hunt. Hunters will have a choice from day to day of where to hunt. Have a look at some of our duck blinds over a variety of water.

Our Missouri Duck Hunting Wetlands

Hunts are within historic market flyways in the Lower Missouri River Basin. Duck blind shooting pools require at the most chest waders. Levees have in/out flow controls to keep water at the blinds. We drain and plant one or more on rotation.

Unguided duck and goose hunts means we will get the hunter to the point of where he parks his truck and steps out to hunt. Once to that spot the hunter makes the rest of his hunt experience using his own equipment, dogs and skill. Read a longer description of our Missouri duck hunts or late season goose and spring snow goose hunts.

Private to the Association hunter land both wet and dry includes all of our over 200,000 acres in Missouri, Kansas and Iowa. Duck hunters have a choice of wetlands in Missouri's north and middle zones. Goose hunters may scout out tens of thousands of acres to where the geese are then set their hunt. Read some more about our private land missouri duck hunting through reviewing the wetlands aerials and water level pictures of the blinds.

Missouri duck hunting includes a variety of both puddle and diver ducks. Mallard is the primary puddle duck with many Teal, Wood Duck, Gadwall, Widgeon and Pintail. Diver ducks include but are not limited to Scaup, Ring-Necked, Canvasback, Red Head and Canvasback ducks. Canada geese are the principal goose of choice both regular and late season with much opportunity for spring season Snow Goose and Speck’s. Overview of our other Missouri hunting opportunities covering deer, turkey, pheasant and quail.

Devil in the details available through a scouring of our listing of topics about our Association at our Index link. Our rules, membership agreement and more are posted to that section.

Association Hunters' Friendly Point Of Contact. Association hunters will receive recommendations where to duck hunt.

All will have a plan long before leaving home of knowing exactly where they will be hunting. Have a look at Jon Nee and John Wenzel who are responsible for Association hunt quality.