Monticello Trapper Sets Iowa Coyotes Pace
Larry Karels of Monticello, a 64 year old hunter, trapped 185 coyotes this season and over 1,300 in a decade. His method relies on farm scouting and experience. Iowa Trappers Association president Craig Sweet notes fellow veteran trappers' impressive seasons.
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Larry Karels
Maquoketa
Monticello
Karels
Gazette Onticello
Larry
Craig Sweet
St. Charles
Iowa Trappers Association
Iowa Coyotes Rise Through Iowa Conservation History
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources notes coyotes were rare in the 1920s but began a modest comeback by 1937 and became increasingly common from the 1950s onward. harvests since the 1970s have ranged 6000 to 12000 annually, with population fluctuations tied to deer abundance and natural litter-size changes.
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Iowa
Department of Natural Resources
Department of Natural Resources and
James J. Dinsmore
Cedar Rapids Extends Flood Buyout Window to June 1
Cedar Rapids officials told the Flood Committee the HUD funded buyout program will close June 1. City recovery director Joe O’Hern said owners not yet in must apply by then, with four exceptions approved including two commercial properties.
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Cedar Rapids
Joe O’hern
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
O’hern
Iowa Woman Removed From Federal Death Row
A federal judge voided Angela Johnson's death sentence for the 1993 execution style killings of five people in Iowa. The ruling cited ineffective defense by Johnson's lawyers and ordered review within 60 days to decide on appeal or continuing the death penalty.
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Angela Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Johnson
Mason City
Iowa
U.S
Mark Bennett
U.S. Supreme Court
Eric Holder
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