HF327 & SF219 Poll

[150 Class]

SF219/HF327.

These bills provide a guarantee that Non-Resident Landowners with 80 or more acres may obtain an any-sex deer permit (and an accompanying antlerless tag) upon payment of a higher fee of $1000.

 

[Liv4Rut]

Post this on Archerytalk and I bet the results will flip the other way based on the threads I have seen......

 

[Hardwood11]

Liv4rut:

What is the discussion on Archerytalk...on this one. As a NR landowner with 80 acres...I really have mixed feelings on this?

Pricey, and I am not sure how the bill reads, what happens if you shoot a buck and it goes on the neighboring property and for some reason I have to finish it off, or whatever, is there leeway on this?

 

[JNRBRONC]

Post this on Archerytalk and I bet the results will flip the other way based on the threads I have seen......

I could care less about AT, rarely visit that cess pool.

Pricey, and I am not sure how the bill reads, what happens if you shoot a buck and it goes on the neighboring property and for some reason I have to finish it off, or whatever, is there leeway on this?

Same rules would apply to you as any other hunter in Iowa: you must leave your weapon at the property line. You have the right to the "unarmed pursuit of wounded game" when trailing off property you have permission to be on.

 

[Liv4Rut]

Hardwood11. It is the same argument over there. NR landowners want it, Residents are against it. Some NR non landowners are for it and others are against it.

 

[River1]

I could care less about AT, rarely visit that cess pool.

I hear ya on that one.:drink1: