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Maybe lawmakers would understand this analogy when it comes to maintaining the quality of the deer herd. Iowa has some of the best soil in America for growing corn, how about we go corn on corn on corn each year and simultaneously not add lime, phosphorus, or nitrogen back into the soil. You...

I personally do not bow hunt and likely never will. I don't have the time or desire to become proficient in using a bow. However, I would definitely feel confident with a cross bow and very likely would obtain an additional tag even if I only go out a day or two. I'm certainly not alone...

That's shared in the article that the MN DNR didn't expect a big overall impact on harvest numbers because they expect a shift away from shotgun to crossbow. They did note that archery season has access to more antlerless tags, so they are watching those numbers

10 days into the archery season and crossbows equal 40% of the harvest numbers https://www.outdoorlife.com/hunting/minnesota-crossbow-hunters/

Crawford was hit terribly hard in 2021 and Shelby took a hit too

You should get the following: - bow any sex - late muzzleloader any sex (can still use your bow) - land-owner shotgun 1&2 any sex Now you can legally harvest a buck (or 3) the entire calendar

Does that Iowa situation apply for draw tags too? I would be doubtful because once you are drawn, someone else did not get drawn. I'm guessing that will be the basis for being rejected in KS

Where are you located/how far are you willing to travel?

I realized I never posted final data from "Shed Buck" season At 8AM on January 11th, these were the harvest tallies for 2022-2023 seasons Does (mature + fawn) = 50,675 Antlered Bucks = 46,313 Button Bucks = 8,125 Shed Bucks = 899 TOTAL harvest = 106,012 At 8AM on January 24th, these were the...

All they want to know is whether main beam is over or under, they don't need the exact length. In 75% of the cases you will already know the answer without measuring. It's less intrusive than reporting the county of harvest

For those who enrolled say 7 years ago when cash rents for the county were say $250/acre we would be getting around $212.50 for CRP. We are locked in at that until our contract expires. Now that cash rents have jumped to say $350/acre even at the smaller percentage we would get a nice jump to...

That would actually raise most CRP payments quite a bit. We will probably be breaking ours up to farm ourselves when the contract comes to renewal.

Fattest brow tine I've seen and very odd right side. Shed his antlers in late March. I have the right, I am certain the neighbor got the left

Uncle harvested this 1.5 year old during late muzzleloader season this past year. As far we can tell, this is not a break-off.

Are you sure this is the same deer? He went from wide and short tined to tight and tall. The general shape of the whole rack has seemed to change.

We sectioned off 4 acres with non rectangular area and a driveway with surveying cost very similar to the $1000 listed above. That included everything from the stakes/pins, the survey, the deed, legal transfer. West-Central Iowa