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I'm seeing no more than 5% holding.

I will be at the Premier Properties Land Company booth but am happy to talk habitat and seed as well. Come say hello!

Absolutes like always, never, ONLY arn't a great way to engage in a conversation. Increasing the population is certainly ONE way to improve the hunting. No argument from me there. There are several other things that can be done to improve things as well and certainly are not a "waste of time"...

Id like to see a bill introduced to eliminate a statewide tag for everyone. One remaining tag could float. Plus LOT, subject to new rules. I know some may not agree with this, but i think we really need to head that direction if Iowa has any hope of staying great (or getting better)

2nd year stand if smothered by foxtail id burn it late and walk away. If not smothered, fine to do nothing.

Looking forward to the banquet.

Have your local NRCS office calculate run off numbers for pond location to make sure it will fill.

Gone.

ever come to Iowa? :)

Here is a peach tree I planted last year. It was 3-4' tall at planting. Now 7' tall. One growing season.

Reliance, starfire, or redhaven. All have cold tolerance required for here in Iowa. We ain't in Georgia here! ;) Pricing really depends on quantities. They do cost more than apples and pears.

I dont. I will try to remember to take some.

Free. Pickup saint charles. Works great for man cave or hunting blinds.

Havent lost any peach trees

I've sold and planted quite a few peach trees here in Iowa. They grow crazy fast. Faster than any tree I've seen. Forget the fruit.... I'm wondering about planting a thicket of them for cover. You could have legit bedding thicket in 3 years.

It's certainly one way.

Straight switchgrass. RC Big Rock specifically.

Above why I think Missouri would blow rest of county away if theyd make about 3 rule changes

That one pictured is a 1,200 lb trophy feeder https://www.trophyfeeders.com/ No complaints. There are several other similar options. You can also look at spin feeders on timers if you prefer to meter the feed. We run Big Tine Feed BT40. If you are feeding tons (literally), you can have stuff...

Ha... funny timing.