Agreed. I foresee the potential of "flat rate" type deals coming in the future. Possibly a sliding scale depending on the size of the property and marketing options that the sellers agent offers. Overall, I see this as a win for buyers and sellers. It gives them the power.
Ken Corbet is the epitome of a slimy politician. Transferrable tags will ruin any semi-quality state. There's a lot of things that might degrade the hunting experience in Iowa, but transferrable tags would tank it overnight and make hunting for the average guy impossible.
^to be fair...pheasants forever chapters keep 100% control of their funds raised, which is a higher % than DSC chapters... I'm not here to start a pissing match but credit where credit is due. PF bought 350ac in Fremont county along the river and put it into public access a year or two ago...
I've had that thought too. In theory it makes sense to me but it would be the exception to the rule at this point in time, and just an educated guess for the future.
Possibly. Could just as likely be from fighting too. I had a nice 3 year old 8pt that had his neck ripped open in mid-November from his jaw down his neck and I'm sure it was another buck. He was down the totem pole by 4-5 spots. He has since healed up and is actually still holding antlers as of...
Agreed, and it's coming for KS next
Back to Iowa, I just don't see a huge correction coming unless something unforeseen happens. We were looking forward to an upcoming auction and found out today that the auction was cancelled because multiple people came in with cash offers above what the...
EHD. Western Iowa, especially the southern Loess Hills has been hit hard every year for the last 3 years. I had a buddy who found three big deadheads while shed hunting a small piece. I walked a farm last week and found 6 dead bucks. They just can't catch a break around here.
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