This is turkey hunting member Captain Al S. (United States Army). Al was transferred to Fort Leavenworth and joined our Association during the last week of Kansas spring turkey. He joined at 3 PM and went hunting where the MAHA staff recommended. He had this picture taken before dark that same day. He also later that week filled his second tag on his second turkey hunt.
Al had never hunted anywhere or anything in Kansas, he did not scout any property, he just went hunting. He had the skill and we have the game productive habitat. That combination will always produce results.
I joined the Association the last week of the Kansas spring season and harvested two mature birds. On average I heard 5 or 6 birds per morning. The best thing though, was the ability to hunt literally thousands of acres and in solitude. I never saw another human footprint and it was obvious the birds had not received any hunting pressure. It was truly therapeutic to be in the woods on those spring mornings. I would recommend the Association to anyone or family, if they seek quality time, abundance of wildlife and solitude in the woods.
This is turkey hunting member Captain Al S. (United States Army). Al was transferred to Fort Leavenworth and joined our Association during the last week of Kansas spring turkey. He joined at 3 PM and went hunting where the MAHA staff recommended. He had this picture taken before dark that same day. He also later that week filled his second tag on his second turkey hunt. 
