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another 4 yesterday and neighbor found buck.

https://yoloaudubon.org/feral-cats-and-wild-birds/ kill about 2.4 billion birds and 12.3 billion mammals per yr.

We found 2 in southern Marion County last weekend

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McCorkle seed in Columbia ia has some

I've seen a couple killed south of Marysville, IA in se Marion County

Albino didn't make it. I don't know if DNR has it or not

Hersheys chocolate syrup.

What sells me on. the Cuddylink cameras is the option for a white flash module. Black and white night photos just don't cut for me.

My son had a conversation last week with a waitress in Iowa City. He ask her about things to do in Iowa City for kids. She mentioned a few thing then said the was an event at the library she really wanted to take her 5yr old daughter to but missed it. It was story time read by drag queens. OMG

The latest issue of then Iowa DNR magazine had an article on controlling oriental bittersweet. I actually had not heard of it before. My farm is overrun with honeysuckle so probably no room for bittersweet. I'll have to keep an eye out for it.

About 900 acres. We mostly trap around where we are planting corn to keep the damage down.

We have lots of bobcats and lots of turkeys. I had 3 bobcats by my stand this morning. A momma and two young. We have been trapping coons during the summer with permission of game warden for crop damage and have averaged over 100 coons a year the last 4 yrs. This probably has helped the bird...

As a side note check around dead butternuts for morels. Found a lot there.

Last year an albino fawn showed up on the farm for a couple pictures then left. He's back now and we will see if he hangs around

Iv'e had the same experience as Hillrunner. As a backroad there are 3 of us that own a total of about a 1000 acres of heavily timbered property. The one partner is a camera nut and together we are currently running 38 cuddylink cameras using white flash on all but 2. There are 3 home units which...

Got this picture today In southern Marion County. I guess there have been a few spotted in the state.

As Sligh said getting a forester to select and measure trees and send offers for bids to several loggers is worth it. We got bids from a low of 35k to high of 65k

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