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- Thread starter Boarhead
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A point system for non residents, like Iowa
I was thinking of pumping blood paint trail cases where a wild life officers would have a choice to persue or not type event based on blood not on a hunters word. This is far fetched but id be for it.
Shoot-straight
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Sgt Fury
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So you’re saying that people who’ve lived in ohio, worked and raised families there then moved out of state, would have to apply for a lottery and maybe get to hunt with family once every 3-5 years? What about non residents who’ve purchased lifetime licenses before they left?
Iowa_Buckeye
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Uh, not sure how familiar he actually is with the Iowa deer herd. And we can shoot at least 2, landowners 3, and if party hunting as many tags as are in the party.
I don’t know the required score for Ohio Big Buck, but having at least his ‘8’ over 150 is pretty typical for any serious bowhunter out here, and not the outlier. But sure sounds like a good story!!!
Iowa_Buckeye
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That is the law in Iowa. You leave, you enter the draw. There are a few loop holes with doe tags and the shotgun seasons. Otherwise get on the wait list like any other non-resident.
Open season on raccoons (I still don’t think enough would get killed)
No baiting
No baiting
Hunter II
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You get one buck tag and it is weapon specific.
Illinois has a non resident cap limit I believe.
Residents of New Mexico have to draw to hunt elk in their own state..
Non Resident land owners in Iowa have to draw as well.
I think otc tags are ruining the quality of deer hunting on public land.
Take a look at the quality of otc elk in Colorado.
I can see both sides of the coin and don’t have all the answers.
Residents of New Mexico have to draw to hunt elk in their own state..
Non Resident land owners in Iowa have to draw as well.
I think otc tags are ruining the quality of deer hunting on public land.
Take a look at the quality of otc elk in Colorado.
I can see both sides of the coin and don’t have all the answers.
Iowa_Buckeye
Smartest person here
Good point on non-resident Iowa land owners. You can own 10,000 acres of the best whitetail ground in Iowa, but if you do not meet the residency requirements, you need to wait and enter the draw. Once again, there are a few doe tag/party hunting loopholes you can get around for the shotgun seasons.
This is of course a controversial law and not well liked by non-resident landowners. But it is in pace for a reason - so those with money will have less desire to lock up a bunch of gtound to only archery hunt it every 3 to 6 years.
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Left field
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Where to begin...available to kill/ trap of raccoons depending all season. Also I enjoy to drop corn for inventory of deer, but I would be ok to stop feeding after season starts. Also stop season week after muzzy! Thats it haha..dont want to be that guy but the birds of prey are getting really bad tooooo
Bowhunter57
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I'm all for your suggestion!
I've hunted geese for years, instead of ducks, due to the high speed identification process that often leads to a dead bird you didn't want to shoot. 
At least allow for "1 Mulligan" per season. 
@"J"
I like the idea of No Mechanicals, because it would force guys to tune their bows to get good broadhead flight.
It would be a sore spot for a while, like steel shot was to waterfowlers, but the increased innovations with choke tube cured that issue. Probably the best thing that ever happened to shotguns.
I used to set out corn with molasses on it and fresh apples, but it wasn't the "deer magnet" I had hoped. Instead, it attracted a horde of varmints. No more, for me! 
I'd rather pick the area based off of its' own merits.
No Closed Season for Racoons for a 3 year minimum!!!
I'm all for your suggestion!
I've hunted geese for years, instead of ducks, due to the high speed identification process that often leads to a dead bird you didn't want to shoot. At least allow for "1 Mulligan" per season. @"J"
I like the idea of No Mechanicals, because it would force guys to tune their bows to get good broadhead flight.
It would be a sore spot for a while, like steel shot was to waterfowlers, but the increased innovations with choke tube cured that issue. Probably the best thing that ever happened to shotguns.I used to set out corn with molasses on it and fresh apples, but it wasn't the "deer magnet" I had hoped. Instead, it attracted a horde of varmints.
No more, for me! I'd rather pick the area based off of its' own merits.No Closed Season for Racoons for a 3 year minimum!!!
Sgt Fury
Sgt. Spellchecker
It’s been like that in Iowa for a long time…not sure people like @“J” or @Jackalope would like it if ohio went that direction. Don’t get me wrong…I like to kill BIG deer, but not at the cost of comradery. Adding a lottery would exclude former residents who look forward to hunting with family and friends every year.
Yeah, that would definitely suck! For me it’d be a serious inconvenience. For Joe it would outright suck. He bout tags for the boys for their future hunts together.
Left field
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You’d think with all the Covid money they could put a bounty on coons , turn in tail or something
I spent 10 years in alaska. I have a lifetime fishing and hunting license that I forfeited when I moved to Ohio. I am for the point system.