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I have seen them out in the open fields during the rain, but thought that the reason was that when it is raining they can not hear predators coming.

I don't know too much about this topic, but do know that the outfitter has a picture of the sheds on the webpage.

Maybe it is just me, but there is no way I would pay even $10 for antlers that I did not find or harvest myself. I always wonder why people buy them. Do they sit back and tell stories about how the won them in an auction on E-Bay?

I talked to the DNR on Friday and they said that after contacting them that my hunters safety designation will be on all my licenses!

I have a pond on the land that I turkey hunt and have thought about trying to hunt the water like I hunt foods sources for deer. There are a few times I have seen birds walking out in the open towards the pond in the middle of the day!

You can't just sign up for CRP! Your land must qualify for it. The CRP that you see now is buffer strips and the like. I think that you would be hard pressed to find 100 acre fields that would qualify for CRP.

I have a ton photos of the land we hunt from terraserver! You just have to type in the nearest city and go from there!

Shedhead, no conversion to MM needed! Non-Typicals are not scored different, just in a different category.

Remington makes a "Hevi-Shot" choke tube, that is specifically designed for the use of their new loads! You could also use it with choke tubes that are approved for use with steel shot.

I think that they classify a double bearded turkey a non-typical and scoring is different as in whitetails. In response to the largest bird, there is guy that hunts the same property as one of my friends who shot a 35 lb bird a few years back. He never had anyone score it!

80.5! 1 x weight + 10 x spurs + 2 x beard

It is well written, but have to look at both sides here. I want, as much as anybody, more habitat to hunt. The problem is that Iowa land is good farm land. The author is from South Dakota where the land is not that fertile and would most likely not produce quality crops. They really have no...

I had to pay $20 for them to cape it out and I think $55-65 for the steaks and roasts to be cut out. And the deer weighed approx 250 lbs!

I am going to try my own next year! The deer I got this year cost me $230 to have processed and that is with 95% ground deer. For that much, I can buy all the gear to do it myself! Any ideas on what I need to get started?

From my experience, I do not think that you can beat standing corn in Iowa! It is what they eat and it also provides cover.

I have a 2-7 X 33 Leupold on my 50 cal Rem 700! This summer I am planning to buy the new Rem in 45 cal, and I found a Leupold 3-9 X 40 for $200 on sale. Thought that I would pick it up and use it on the new gun!

I am looking to buy a new scope for a muzzleloader. What power do most of you mount on the ML's?

If they are opening an early handgun season and people here are supporting it, then why is there so much opposition on this site to the crossbow season that is being proposed? I am not sure, but I think that it would be more challenge with a crossbow than a handgun. Not that I am an expert on...

Get some calls and start practicing now! I started practicing mouth calls while I was driving by myself. That way I did not drive my wife crazy!

Hunted 2nd and 4th last year and tagged two gobblers! One thing that I have noticed is that it is a different game in May than it is in April. Both are fun!