At a place I hunted years ago, 2 dogs from over a mile away would run deer in “my” timber. At first opportunity, they were dealt with swiftly and quietly.
At the farm I deer hunt, a few summers ago I had the neighbors dogs on cam a couple times. I stopped and told him that we trap coyotes in the fall and I’d sure hate for either of his dogs to end up with a foot pinched, or dead in a snare….never saw them on cam again.
Spent the day with Che Guevara’s grandson yesterday. We coon called, ice fished and predator called. We finished the day with 3 coons, a possum, and a coyote. And we caught a fair amount of fish…pretty good day!
Me and two buddies went to union county and shot 3 does last weekend. We hunted one of the guys family property and had a great time. I know a lot of people don’t support this season. I think you should do what’s in you or your properties best interest
Glad to see Iowa republicans are solving the states problems. I’m a conservative leaning independent, what a great “use” of our budget surplus. Maybe we could use that money to invest in education or infrastructure???
I’m very fortunate to have great pheasant ground to hunt. Have shot a limit almost every time. Hit a spot on Sunday with a different group then I normally hunt with and we shot 13.
I have 3 different places that I’ve hunted or trapped on for years. One is owned by one of my closest friends. I contact them every year, and let thrm know when I’m going to be out, just to be respectful
That’s an interesting observation Rob. My group is younger….im the oldest at 44. Also, there’s only 4 of us. We do one push a season, and it’s on the neighbors property, my brother in laws farm is only 130 acres, sitting makes way more sense.
I guess I’ll stir the pot a little. Does the tower blind mean the neighbors can’t sit on their side of the fence right there. Maybe that’s the best spot for them with a certain wind?
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