Recent content by JNRBRONC

All these polls on what you think about deer related hunting issues might be for naught. It might seem great to flex and vote your views, but what happens when the rubber hits the road? Who is going to enforce the laws. I mentioned it previously in a post that our DNR game wardens are spread...

Just a cull. ;)

Just took a walk with a ML and the evil floating LOT that went unfilled. Should have taken that evil mile shooting smokeless.;)

I think Limbchicken (now on the ISC board) put together the 2005 one. Maybe Kratz did the second one, 2006?

Easy on a fellow hunter.

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There was a local Christmas tree farm that the tree acres of the parcel was around 2-3 is my guess. He had major deer issues. Point I'm trying to make is that there are many alt ag uses out there that don't require much of a footprint. But I'm not naive enough to think this isn't getting abused.

Funny you should mention that as I was thinking earlier tonight that nobody has brought up the option of increasing funding for the DNR to increase the number of officers in the field. They are spread thin to enforce the current laws, let alone adding all kinds of new regs. But for most...

So you are a master baiter?;)

I think it would encourage hanging out in the stand a little further past legal hunting hours. Maybe longer than a lighted pin.

David Cwiertny: Pretty sure his group monitors for a wide array of contaminants.

The dirt is the coffee grounds, the ag chems are the caffeine. Not all chems bind to dirt.

Anybody besides me remember having to mail in your deer license application and praying that you got an either-sex tag (hoping for venison) as the majority of tags issued were buck only (and odds were you wouldn't fill it)? Iowa was a one deer state once.

Ok, yeah, I've seen deer hit freshly combined fields, so think mowing will draw them in as well. Just don't have experience with mowing corn for "hunting" purposes.