Hunters find good luck as duck and turkey seasons open
Ducks and geese report strong early activity with ample water across Iowa. Turkey hunters in the first fall gun season did quite well, with bow season opening soon and many hunters in forest areas. Pheasants vary by area, mud and standing corn hinder early hunting, while squirrels offer abundant opportunities as leaves fall and temps stay mild.
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Iowa
Dick Bishop
Iowa Conservation Commission
al Weaver
First Ave. NE
Bishop
Weaver
Ducks Unlimited
Coralville Lake
Terry Little
Boone
Des Moines
Mississippi River
Little
Commission
Turkey Zones
Randy Fraseur
Tipton
Carl Zimmerman
Fairlane Drive
Ken
Todd Keiman
Scott Zimmerman
Cedar Rapids
Millersburg
Iowa County
Zimmerman
The
Gazette
Deer permits mailed to Iowa hunters this season
The Iowa Conservation Commission said all 83,605 permits should have been mailed by Friday. The state noted 6,193 more permits were issued this year than in 1980. Applicants not receiving a permit within a week should contact the License Section at the Wallace State Office Building Des Moines 50319.
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Iowa
Lake Odessa
Mississippi
Weaver
Coralville
Johnson County
Wendell Simonson
Oxford
Riverton
Missouri River
Gunners’ Range
Bishop
Minnesota
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Iowa Conservation Commission
Commission
Wallace State
Des Moines
Bosslady Jodi Von Grief Wins National Amateur Title
German shorthaired pointer Bosslady Jodi Von Grief owned by Gary and Harriet Short of Independence Iowa won the 1981 National Amateur Championship at Lake Whitney Texas. Fifty three dogs from 25 states competed October 29. The Shorts bred trained and handled the dog.
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Independence
Bosslady
Jodi von Grief
Gary and
Harriet Short
Lake Whitney
Texas
Gun Dog
Medford
N.J
Shorts
Gary Short
Harry Brooks
Short
Stanley Haag
Waukee
Dutchess
Denmark
Haag
Dead eagle from Cedar Rapids region sent for federal testing
The carcass of a large eagle found between Mount Vernon and Solon was given to the U S Fish and Wildlife Service for lab tests including pesticide residue checks. Cedar Rapids teen Mark Vozenilek and a friend reported the bird to Conservation Officer Ron Draves who noted no injuries.
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Mount Vernon
Solon
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Mark Vozenilek
Cedar Rapids
Ron Draves
Marion
Draves
Kevin Adams
Fish and Wildlife
Davenport
Cedar River
Linn County
Hawkeye
Coralville Lake
Mississippi River
Iowa River
Iowa
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