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Don’t trust a word from Skip or Jake. That Lee character ain’t so bad either

I’d love to know more details on MN buffer strip program that is REQUIRED state wide- it is not optional… I haven’t looked it up yet but heard about it recently

Yeah, after it turned to archery- they were still using guns... I know of several (all that I know anyway) got talked to by the DNR and they dont do it anymore- but it happened right at first... I dont want to argue youth right now either haha

Yes, at first, I know several that were still using guns for youth during archery.. They were all addressed to my knowledge, but people just assumed the tag floated, and they could use a gun during "youth" so the "youth tag" floated... again, common sense- not common anymore

You have to remember- common sense isn’t common…when youth tags went to floating, A LOT of people around here let their kids use guns the entire time…..

Weird, last time I got seed from them I paid no taxes... I did have to tell them it was for a CRP program at the time... I also know they just went some changes here at the first of the year so maybe they are having some issues?

Actually- going back a very long time- LO tags WERE for small acreages because THATS HOW PEOPLE MADE THEIR LIVING. The people doing specialty crops and not having “day jobs + farming” were as concerned. There are still people today doing the same thing- it’s a shame someone can say they guy that...

I believe MN shuts down during deer season too

Went past the neighbors yesterday and didn’t notice- but today went past and they have a 150” type deer laying dead under their bird feeders…. Less than a half mile from my food plots that have 50+ deer a night in… so seems odd

How I heard it- or what I heard Jace said on a podcast it’s hard to tell- hans1 said “a biologist stopped by”… doesn’t mean it’s Jace- and means they likely aren’t talking heavily internally in different areas… Just my opinion

They do peas up in my area heavily in the spring (close to canners)- deer don’t seem to flock to them fwiw. They still prefer the soybeans and alfalfa

I would love to see how the polls would cross over onto the ISC Facebook- I am going to bet the results are opposite for the most part.. I think, we as a group, have a different mindset than MOST of the hunters in Iowa...

So what happens when it's in a trust? (legit asking) and I think this is where the loophole really dives in. I do KNOW for 100% that is happening right now, where the Dad is registered on once piece and the son is registered to a different piece because its in a "family trust"

Question- so if’s family owns 1000 acres of farm ground(all different parcel numbers). Can dad file one piece, son file another piece, other son file another piece so essentially getting 3 tags for that 1000 acres? Then hunt all 1000 acres??

What’s a good suggestion for “orchard” fence and fence posts? How high should I go? How deep should the posts go? My current fence failed miserably this year and I need to bump it up (been fine for 4 years). I always figured I need to go below frost levels and up here- it’s deep. So just...

Literally, 180 HAS been mentioned in this post, thats what I originally even replied to.... and yes, that area of Forest City, Algona, and Clear Lake do produce deer, and good ones... again, not my area necessarily. So whats the end game? Everyone wants mature deer? The post was literally...

I can show you a lot of 5-6-7 year olds that wont break 155" as well... its naive to think that all deer are just going to hit 180" if given time.... the last 3 deer we sent teeth in on went 7, 8, 7... none of which scored over 140" at any point in their lives.... This area, North Central (and...

My county has only had 2 deer over 200”…. Less than 15 over 180”…. Doesn’t matter how old they get, genetics arent here. I can’t bring in a livestock trailer of does and dump off like certain high fence areas…. It’s just like people- how many people will get to 6’5” with age? Doesn’t matter how...

I got pulled over YEARS ago by a state trooper and he called the DNR- I had my bow and had my shotgun for pheasants (I was visiting my grandparents across the state)-literally was told if I was bowhunting I shouldn't have a gun because it could open a can of worms. I assume common sense has...

I know NO ONE will enjoy me saying this, but- Season End Dec 31, SHED SEASON starts Feb 15th... I am a stones throw from MN and I would say we are near 80% shed as of today from whats left around here...