Iowa pheasant quail seasons start Nov 6 with lower harvest
The state opens pheasant and quail hunting at 8 am November 6 for 58 days, with a expected harvest around 1 million pheasants down from 1.4 million last season. Heavy rains and a tough winter reduced nesting success, though late bird hatch could help. Corn harvest and dry weather may improve finds next weekend. Licenses unchanged: resident $6 plus $3 habitat stamp, nonresident $35 plus stamps.
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Iowa
Allen Farris
Fish and Wildlife Division
Iowa State Conservation Commission
Farris
Conservation Commission
Richard Bishop
The
Commission
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Trapping season opens with strong interest across Iowa
Trapping season starts next Saturday with beaver mink muskrat raccoon badger skunk opossum and weasel opening at 8 am. Fox red and gray opens Nov 13 and runs to Jan 23. Civet cat and otter seasons are closed. License fees are ten dollars for residents and one dollar for those under sixteen, plus a habitat stamp.
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Upper
Mississippi River Wildlife and Fish Refuge
Richard Bishop
Iowa
Public hunting areas in Eastern Iowa offer many public lands
A guide shows public hunting land across Eastern Iowa. It highlights Linn and Johnson counties. Hawkeye Wildlife Area at Coralville Reservoir. Pleasant Creek near Palo. and nine Linn County recreation areas. It lists dozens of county and state areas with acreages and locations for upland game and other hunting, noting most public lands are noncrop environments and crowded on opening weekends.
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Iowa
Linn
Johnson County
Coralville
Hawkeye
Iowa River
Cedar Rapids
Pleasant Creek
Palo
Linn County
Allamakee County
Fish Farm Mounds
New Albin
French Creek
Waukon
Rains Lake
Lansing Big Lake
Lansing
Lansing Wildlife
Little Paint Creek
Harpers Ferry
Mud Hen Lake
Waukon Junction
Yellow River
Benton County
Dudgeon Lake
Vinton
Benton City
Fry
Winegar Lake
Quai Acres
Mount Auburn
Wild Cat Bluff
Urbana
Buchanan County
Buffalo Creek
Winthrop
Catshall
Jesup
Frogville
Troy Mills
Oakway Forest
Aurora
Lime Creek
Brandon
Independence
Clayton County
Delaware County
Dundee
Ram Hollow
Colesburg
Bailey's Ford Access
Manchester
Greeley
Hopkinton
Lyle Retz
Delhi
Milo Township
Pin Oak Park
Plum Creek Park
Earlville
Turtle Creek Park
Hartwick Lake
Fayette
Langeman's Ford
Frannis Creek
Volga River
Iowa County
Koszta
Randolph
Belle Plaine
Swan Lake
North Liberty
Frytown
Jones County
Pictured Rocks
Monticello
Indian Bluffs
Cascade
Olin
Keokuk County
Rubio
Richland
Skunk River
South Skunk River
Sigourney
Pinicon Ridge
Central City
Henderson Road
Chain Lakes
Matsell Bridge
Viola
South Cedar
Mount Vernon
Palisades
Bertram
Palo Marsh
Wakpicada
Wicking Hill
Toddville
Sockum Ridge
Washington
McKain River
Brighton
Ferne Cliff
English River
Wellman
Foster Woods
Wellman Winneshirk County
Bluffton
Canoe Creek
Decorah
Cresco
Malanaphy Springs
North Bear
Highlandville
South Bear
Upper
Kendallville
Iowa CCC Alumni Seek State funds to Save Backbone Lake
The first Iowa Civilian Conservation Corps Alumni Chapter formed to press the Iowa Conservation Commission for 500000 dollars to restore Backbone Lake and the Backbone State Park area. President Don Irey and director Lee Myers lead 36 members planning action with the Backbone Lake Preservation Association led by Linzy Martin. The group argues the 1930s dam built lake can be saved and renewed with state funds.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Iowa CCC
Iowa Conservation Commission
CCC
Backbone State Park Lake
Maquoketa
Strawberry Point
Don Irey
Clarence
Betty Grandstaff
Grinnell
Mary Craft
C Ave
Cedar Rapids
Richard Alexander
Eighth Ave
Don DeVault
James Newton
15Th Ave
Marion
Lee Myers
Keith Drive
Ken Kremenak
Grande Ave
Ted Augustine
Center Point
Paul Ewardt
Springville
Les Wroten
Waterloo
National Association of
Harry G. Powell Sr
34Th St. NE
Save
Craft
Commission
Cedar Rock
Quasqueton
Backbone Lake
Herrick Will Trust
Backbone Park
Linzy Martin
Martin
Sierra Club meeting discusses toxic waste disposal
The Cedar-Wapsie Group of the Iowa Sierra Club will meet November 4 at 7 30 p m at Ambroz Recreation Center 2000 Mount Vernon Road SE William Barthel will discuss toxic waste disposal problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar-Wapsie
The
Iowa Sierra Club
Ambroz Recreation Center
Mount Vernon Road
William Barthel
Deer out of season nets fine and replacement cost
David K. Hampton of Garber pleaded guilty to hunting a deer out of season in Clayton County Magistrate Court. He paid a total of 868.50 dollars: 100 dollar fine, 10 dollar surcharge, 8.50 dollars court costs and 750 dollars replacement cost. He was arrested near Garber on October 15 by Iowa Conservation Commission officer Stan Blair.
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Elkader
Garber
Clayton County
David K. Hampton
Rosemary Tuecke
Iowa Conservation Commission
Stan Blair
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Gray
Masonville
Anamosa
Coralville Reservoir
Jim Mayer
Gazette
John McIvor
Annie
David Severs
Walnut Grove
Buffalo Creek Park
Coggon
CCC Group
Sierra Meeting
E-Cohn & Son Inc
NEW Steel Dept
Scrap Steel Dept
ST. S.W
MSTI
Hall
Terom
Edgewood Rd
C.R
4Xing Club and
Fleck SA
USA
Abfk
Outdoorsman
Mossberg
Baretta
Cadillac
Ithaca
Fornd
Stocck
S.W. Oz Mextto
C’mon
Larry's
Duck & Goose
66Th Avenue
Ala Au Lte Trucks, Inc
6Th Street
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