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Exactly ....a legally minumum draw weight youth compound with a properly weighted arrow and appropriate broadhead for the setup is more than adequate to kill a deer. This bill can be filed in the circular filing cabinet as far as I'm concerned.

Spend a weekend in Green Bay during a big game.....you'll understand then.:drink2:

Our defense was metiocre all season long, so I was not overly confident. I was truely suprised just how bad our offense choked though. Oh well, it was a great year none the less.....and running over Chicago twice (not to mention the rest of the Black and Blue Division) always makes for a...

I'd personally like to see this regulation for public land. It might pursuad people to have some better manors. I think it would also help in having better compliance following the regs concerning the time frames you are allowed to have your stands hung. If I find a stand in a spot I like to...

I agree, the damage is done. The IBA has picked it's battles pretty well IMO.

Post this on a Hmong board and you boys will raise enough dough to buy a new pumper..... you might not have any squirrels in your county next year though.:D

Sadly the trend from this IMO is that we see many more "Bone Collectors" and "Dream Season" chasers than we see people who support conservation groups and fight for the things that will impact an outdoorsmans future.

You dont need Ozonics, scent eliminating clothing, high tech camo, scent reduction sprays, 300 fps bows, expandable broadheads and food plots to be successful. Just a pile of desire, competence in your weapon and a wind in your face.

Hamerlinck is in my district and I can tell you the guy does not like to return emails, so personal contact and phone calls would be best if he's your Senator also.

BINGO!:drink2:

What the Gov should have done is hunt on one of his hardcore Farm Bureau members land.....you know the type. The farms that are a sterile barren wasteland void of cover and wildlife.

Thanks for keeping us updated Tom.

Funny, was just telling a guy the other day how I seen more coyotes this bow season than the last 10 years combined.

I have most of my old licenses also. Was dissappointed when they went to the computer print offs. I had a couple of my great grandfather's licenses framed last year. Both Wisconsin licenses, one is a set line license and one is a hunting license. Circa 1923 and 1928.

Though hunting may be tougher than most would like, I'm glad the critters are getting a break. It's hard to believe anything could have made it through last years Winter. This weather is deserved.

I've been digging around and can't find anything other than what T/C makes. Are there any other options out there?

It's a shame that number isn't the Gov's personal cell. :drink1:

If you don't want to chance dealing with them, you'd be better off in Southern Iowa. The largest communities are in LaCrosse and the Twin Cities, which are relatively close to NE Iowa.

He made the front page of today's QC Times. I'm sure he can't find a hole big enough to crawl into about now. :)

You boys will enjoy this... http://combatblog.net/?p=3189 but, read real sloooooooow, cause ya know...... you are Iowan and might not quite understand.:drink1: