Iowa?????
08-27-2009, 10:54 AM
#11
Fork Horn
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Helena, MT
Posts: 375
weather changes daily around here
there's times when it's mid 70's in October/November
then come December it can be down in the sub zero range
the saying here is "don't like the weather, wait ten minutes it'll change"
don
there's times when it's mid 70's in October/November
then come December it can be down in the sub zero range
the saying here is "don't like the weather, wait ten minutes it'll change"
don
08-27-2009, 02:46 PM
#12
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Iowa
Posts: 143
This is the exact type of thing that I see way too often and Iowa should take away the landowner tags. First he was hunting Iowa, then when tags got brought up he has property tags, now he's going to be filming, yeah right. Just as FYI Iowa DNR is out there and they love to take non resident money, trucks, bows, guns everything while taking a deer illegally. These landowner tags get abused so badly they need to get rid of them. The tags never get used the way they are designed.
08-27-2009, 07:55 PM
#14
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: IA
Posts: 167
"What kind of shots should i practice as well as tactics because im used to hunting in texas over deer feeders."
Hmm, not going to be hunting eh??? If you want to hunt in Iowa, apply for a tag and go when you can do it legally... If you have a friend with land, I would imagine he will still have access to it in a year or two when you draw a tag in your name. If you decide to come up anyways, and shoot one illegally; I hope you get caught. I welcome any non-resident hunter, as long as they abide by our LAWS.
BTW, the DNR here are pretty good, and I'm sure they wouldn't mind taking the TX tags off your truck and replacing them with IA DNR.
If you decide to come to ONLY film, by all means come on up and have a good time!
Hmm, not going to be hunting eh??? If you want to hunt in Iowa, apply for a tag and go when you can do it legally... If you have a friend with land, I would imagine he will still have access to it in a year or two when you draw a tag in your name. If you decide to come up anyways, and shoot one illegally; I hope you get caught. I welcome any non-resident hunter, as long as they abide by our LAWS.
BTW, the DNR here are pretty good, and I'm sure they wouldn't mind taking the TX tags off your truck and replacing them with IA DNR.
If you decide to come to ONLY film, by all means come on up and have a good time!
08-27-2009, 09:25 PM
#15
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: North Central, Iowa
Posts: 1,900
This is the exact type of thing that I see way too often and Iowa should take away the landowner tags. First he was hunting Iowa, then when tags got brought up he has property tags, now he's going to be filming, yeah right. Just as FYI Iowa DNR is out there and they love to take non resident money, trucks, bows, guns everything while taking a deer illegally. These landowner tags get abused so badly they need to get rid of them. The tags never get used the way they are designed.
08-27-2009, 10:47 PM
#16
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: San Angelo, Texas (Now in Tulsa, OK)
Posts: 262
wow guys yall are awesome and very supportive.....not so i wont be filming...bull@#$% i respect the drawing of tags and i would never think of taking one illegally. Some bowunting family yall are. i asked for help and all i got is trashed on by someone who has no idea of my intentions but insists he knows what im going to do? well screw yall who blabber on about illegal hunting.
just a tip dont talk crap until you know the whole facts. jumping to conclusions leads to misinformed incoherent blabbering people
just a tip dont talk crap until you know the whole facts. jumping to conclusions leads to misinformed incoherent blabbering people
08-28-2009, 04:28 AM
#18
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Iowa
Posts: 143
[quote=Buckmaster519;3421274]My roomate is wanting to take me to iowa where hes from to hunt for deer. Last year he shot a buck that scored 204 P&Y. Im used to hunting in west texas and this will be a big change for me. Can yall give me some advice on gear and what to expect. He says hes spotted about 3-4 160-170 class deer on his place for me so im really nervous. What kind of shots should i practice as well as tactics because im used to hunting in texas over deer feeders. All help is much appreciated.
Then the idea of non resident tag draw gets brought up.
Then was told that wouldn't matter as still needs to draw a tag
What did I miss he was first going to hunt and then to film as you realized no one on here likes people who break the laws.
Then the idea of non resident tag draw gets brought up.
Then was told that wouldn't matter as still needs to draw a tag
What did I miss he was first going to hunt and then to film as you realized no one on here likes people who break the laws.
08-28-2009, 04:34 AM
#19
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Iowa
Posts: 143
Absolutely correct I don't own land, I have a few private farms I can hunt and use mostly public land. Only to have landowners get ten tags a piece and come on public land to fill them and save their deer and their property for trophy hunting only. Its not just the one landowner tag but also depravation tags for does that they fill on public land. Those tags are suppose to be filled on the piece of property it was given for to reduce the numbers on it since they are doing damage to his crops not to reduce the low numbers on the public land I hunt. So yeah hit a nerve.
08-28-2009, 02:39 PM
#20
Banned
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: IOWA/25' UP
Posts: 7,145
This is the exact type of thing that I see way too often and Iowa should take away the landowner tags. First he was hunting Iowa, then when tags got brought up he has property tags, now he's going to be filming, yeah right. Just as FYI Iowa DNR is out there and they love to take non resident money, trucks, bows, guns everything while taking a deer illegally. These landowner tags get abused so badly they need to get rid of them. The tags never get used the way they are designed.