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They need to fire the realtor/auctioneer. Sealed bids is a recipe for lower prices

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You've now edited three of your previous comments. So, yes, that's what it appears you are saying now. But initially your comments suggested that anyone can just go buy two acres, qualify for a LOT, and then use it wherever they pleased. Have a great day and good luck this season

You made it seem like anybody who has a house with a large yard off the county blacktop would qualify and that simply isn't the case.

Must be operated for ag purposes is far more than simply owning two acres in a rural area

There is also more to it than simply owning two acres

It's got to be the right 2 acres bc a landowner tag is only good for the land you own. You can't simply take that tag anywhere to fill it

Reading thru the context the comment, I am assuming Missouri Department of Conservation

Your forgot collisions with autos

Cousin found a doe in Shelby County right off the creek in the bean field

As you can see, $4 corn would be $2/bushel below the 2023 insurance guarantee and the average price we got for our 2022 crop was $7.10, so yet another $1+ from the year before that. On better than average Iowa ground at 225 bushel/acre, our 2022 crop had revenue of $1600/acre, the 2023 crop...

Our crop insurance guarantee was for $5.91/bushel so we are locked in with that as our floor.

We are about to head into a recession; so I can't see rates climbing much more than another 0.25% unless the US credit rating gets hit again from the debt ceiling debacle. Reason being, with 45 million people resuming student loan payments this month, that is a lot of spending that will have to...

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