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A bit confusing on colors. Green signs on the land means state, but blue color on the map is state.

But the state does not control county or Federal (Army Corp) land. He was extremely clear that the cameras were not allowed only on State managed lands. He used Red Rock as an example. State land (green signs) means no cameras (cell or non cell). Corp land (different sign) cameras are...

Yes, according to this video. Basic explanation is it has little to do with deer hunting and is about people leaving stuff on public state land that is not specifically allowed for (e.g tree stands and blinds).

Thanks for sharing. And, not all public, just state managed. I am thinking that might change over time.

Is it rolled out yet? I don't see the 24/25 regs from the DNR. Hopefully it is clear when that is published.

Those lobbyists were undecided and declared back in January. Certainly not the worst bill of the year, but one that seems needed more attention. Link to lobbyist declarations

Happy to help with thinning out a tom 4th season. ;)

Dandy

Nice one. Congrats.

Welcome to Iowa and thanks for your service!

Except for Eastern Red Cedar..

Good stuff right there!

Good stuff. Way to get the whole family involved. Hudson is quite the shot and a fantastic story teller.

My guess is they want them to no longer be incentivised to leave the timber. They want everything dozed and farmed.

Can't get in without a commercial Zoom account.

Congrats!!

Those are huge. Can't believe that are that big in a pond. That had to be lots of fun.

Excited to get out in 8 days

It is open again. At least it was a couple weeks ago.

This was the best of these meetings I have attended in the last several years (Des Moines). It was interesting to see several western Iowa counties were down over 30% in deer population. The best part was there were at least 2 legislatures attending. I thanked them for attending and...