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Either way you look at it your having a realtor represent you, one way the realtor is just working for you the other way they’re working for both parties. You can’t represent your self unless your a licensed agent, unless the laws are different in Iowa than where I live.

I would always work with a separate agent, very difficult for a sellers agent to have the best interest of both parties. Not saying they wouldn’t try but I would rather work with an agent that has just my best interest in mind and not have to worry about keeping the other client happy as well...

If you sell your house and you use to let your friend live in the basement would you be pissed at the new owner if they didn’t want them living there anymore? Im curious why you think anybody should deserve to have access to private property for free? When someone buys a farm for hunting it...

This doesn’t make any sense to me, your comparing a public golf course being sold to a individual and that individual shutting down access to the public, to someone selling their private property to somebody else and they shut down access to the people that use to recreate there. No matter if...

A quick search of onX will show you that the majority of the farms these guys own are in the 300-700 acre range. Anyone who thinks that you can get a whitetail to live it’s entire life on that much land is delusional. All of those deer are still subject to being killed by neighbors, hit by cars...

He Killed a 177 typical 10 in Minnesota before he moved to Iowa.

My farm is in that area and we definitely got hammered, I’d say at least 80% of the deer in general not just bucks. Buddy of mine hunted first week of November and wife hunted 2nd gun, think they saw a total of about 15 deer. Only seen one adult doe during that week in November, same week last...

I tried insuring mine a few years ago after a tornado destroyed a bunch of my neighbors but my insurance company wouldn’t do it because they were on towers.

Pretty sure he doesn’t own full draw properties, his stuff is bordering that to the south.

Heard at the time he was sick of the Iowa draw and selling off his land to buy a big ranch out west somewhere, have no idea if that was the truth tho.

Pretty sure he owns around 700 acres, Whitetail Properties had his farm for sale a few years back, shame someone didn’t buy it, wouldn’t be dealing with him now.

How’s the recoil?

I’m my home state you can kill 6 bucks a year and don’t need to own any land.

Ok take away the tags for all NR and say it’s just for NRLO, I’ll use my neighborhood for example. My farm is bordered by 3 other farms that are 720,850 and over 1000 acres in size and have limited hunting pressure, if NRLO could get a tag every year there’s a chance those farms could be sold...

Look at Pike county Illinois if you want to know what would happen if non resident were allowed to hunt every year, they’re would be an outfitter in every section and quality would plummet. Everybody has a different idea of what big is, one guy might only shoot mature bucks, the next might think...

We could go on and on about this and I’m sure we’re not going to see eye to eye on it. I’m a NR landowner and I love the laws the way they are, if you don’t like them and think they’re unamerican I suggest you don’t spend your time and money there and hunt other states where the hunting isn’t...

I would be fine with that if I bought the land already knowing those laws existed, probably wouldn’t be thrilled about it if those laws came into effect after I purchased but I would always have the option to sell if I didn’t like it.

I’m sorry but I don’t equate not being able to kill a buck on my farm every year to communism. Since were tax paying citizens would it be ok to shoot dope on my farm or would you consider that communism too. Just trying to figure out if your against all laws or just the ones you don’t like.

The easiest way to justify it is that non residents(myself included) know the laws in Iowa before they purchase a property and should not expect them to be changed for them. Also pretty much the only thing a non resident can’t do each year is kill a buck, no laws about hunting does and a lot of...

I spoke with a biologist earlier in the week and she said that it’s not as bad as people are thinking. She said there’s only been spotty reports in Warren and Lucas county around New Virginia.