Pheasant season opens in Iowa November first
Iowa launches the No. 1 hunting season on November 1 at 8 a.m. with pheasants quail gray partridge and jackrabbits opening statewide. Harvest expected to exceed 1979’s 1.2 million roosters as surveys show an 58 percent August pheasant count rise and shifting hotbeds from north central to south and east central Iowa.
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Bob Barratt
Iowa Conservation
Commission
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Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Barrett
Highway
Open Iowa hunting grounds move beyond private land limits
The Iowa Conservation Commission controls over 300000 acres of public hunting ground across the state with many areas listed by county. Major sites include Dudgeon Lake in Benton County Otterville in Buchanan County Back Bone State Forest in Delaware Volga River Area near Fayette and Hawkeye Wildlife Area around Coralville Reservoir. The report notes counties like Linn Benton Buchanan Delaware and Johnson maintain additional county areas with public access and hunting hours align with pheasant seasons.
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Independence
Troy Mills
Walker
Delaware — Backbone State Forest
Dundee
Fayette
Grannis Creek
Volga River
Koszta
Marengo
Belle Plaine
Iowa River
Randolph Access
Johnson — Hawkeye
Coralville
Cou Falls
Swan Lake
West Liberty
Jones — Indian Bluffs
Cascade
Olin
Pictured Rocks
Monticello
Linn — Matsell
Viola
Tama
Otter Creek
Chelsea
Salt Creek
Elberon
Clutter
Linn
Pinicon Ridge Park
Central City
Chain Lakes
Palo
Palisades
Bertram
South Cedar
Mount Vernon
Palo Marsh
Toddville
Benton
Benton City
Tobin Park
Mount
Bass seminars announced across Iowa in November
The Great Plains Pro-Bass Association schedules bass fishing technique seminars from early November through winter. Rick Geisler of Ankeny says the first meetings include Cedar Rapids Des Moines Waterloo Quad Cities and Dubuque with Rick Clunn conducting sessions. Admission is five dollars for Cedar Rapids at the IBEW Hall on November 5 at 7 p.m.
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Rick Clunn
Montgomery
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Geisler
Des Moines
Waterloo
Quad Cities
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