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Got it! Thanks for the info.

Guys, I think we are in way over our heads and may need help. Skip, if you are talking to the Gov , mention that he might want to open the season to non-residents. Think of the benefits; we could have an additional 6 to 10 thousand helping us control those pesky shed bucks and, just imagine the...

I couldn't agree more! I started cutting and marketing "Nut" trees back in the late 70"s and all the info is spot on, especally the first link.....the forester made recomendations similar to those made by my silvicuture professor. Skip, I have marketed most of my "junk" timber including low...

Take a look at IOWA GEOGRAPHIC MAP SERVER . I don't know what the total state population was but in the rural areas it was much higher in the 40's, 50's and 60's then it is now. In many cases there was a farm on almost every 80 acres. I would have to say unregulated hunting and a dearth of...

The way I read it, you only need licenses for deer,turkey and migratory critters on your own property---- resident or nonresident. Everything else is fair game (pun intended).

Same here, no drives, mostly still hunting with the occasional sit in a tree.

Thats what I was thinking!

Add 3 by bow plus 2 shot by nonmember friend during muzzleloader =74.

I like the more power idea.....we used to use the log truck......pull over to the side of the road, put the stabilizers down, swing the boom out and grab the beast gently with the grapple, tuck it behind the cab and deal with it back at the shop.

Uh-oh, Looks like them southron boys is a fixin' to fight!

Nice find, so......what do you think your velvet will score? Net of course!:D

Nice job! Great photos......there is nothing like it when your family shares your passion and you can be a part of their success. Congratulations!

I usually lighten the poundage on my bow, remove the sight,change the tips on my arrows and take an extra dozen or two with me......... :D Sounds like you have a plan; happy hunting!

Thanks for sharing... 188.5 ..... best of luck with him. Look forward to more pics!

Only problem is, there is not a lot of law down in this neck of the woods.:D

Thank you for sharing; Prayers sent, more to follow.

Thanks Jay, it is good to remember:way:

Congratulations Trenton on a beautiful trophy; The smile says it all-- way to stay after it!

The sad part is, if he falls forward he'll cut himself with the hacksaw and if he falls backwards he'll be stabbed by an antler; BUT, either way, he's likely to sue the landowner for having an attractive nuisance on the property.

Really enjoyed that! Thank you Shovel!