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Sorry for the confusion here iowavf, I'm on your team...all in on TRUMP a week from today!

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If you have an ounce of conservative in you, even if you despise the guy right down to his fluffy golden hair, you hold your breath and VOTE TRUMP!

THAT'S A SERIOUS BUCK...CONGRATS!!

That cam is only a foot off the ground pointed at the licking branch and sky. That must have bought it enough time for the flash to not go off. Thanks for the responses guys!

Get yourself one of their little solar panels, it'll pay for itself.

That definitely crossed my mind. I had pics of him 3 days apart moving normally? No deer in the ponds. All other deer looked normal...I guess they die of all sorts of reasons(best case). My son killed a EHD survivor buck a few years back that was very thin like this but he went through hell...

Decatur county

It don't get better than that!

I'd say 6-8 places where I could smell death. No idea if they were deer, only guessing. In 2018, I would see deer nightly until I started smelling them, then none. Nasty stuff!

The same with the Carlisle to Indianola trail.

https://governor.iowa.gov/press-release/2024-04-09/gov-reynolds-signs-foreign-ownership-land-bill-law

Still thinking about that number...curious on what percent of the 80% actually has money change hands? Even half would really change the average selling price and/or real market value.

Way more than I would have guessed. I wonder if that number will go down after this wave of baby boomers are gone?

I'm sure the time frame when land and rates were lower just previous to the rates and prices now, there was a lot of cherry picking and an overall higher level of purchases in general. I'm sure there are some real duds and possibly some good properties sitting at too high of price now as there...

I just want to say, when I talk land prices, I'm talking Rec and I'm talking buy and hold. This says a lot. What is market value? Is there a ticker tape that I've missed? Would your 10% of work that you put in be reflected in the price if you flipped it or would it be viewed as selling it 10%...

I can't deny this thought nor did I deny this way of thinking 4 or 5 years ago when many of us thought the same thing, land would buckle with everything that was ahead of it. The reality of it is, if we were buying back then, we would be whistling today. Now we are still waiting for that...

You're going to need the total economic package to go against farms before you see a meaningful drop in land prices. A prolonged recession with high unemployment would do it. There is just too much outside money feeding a lifestyle people crave.

At least he has some bullets in his mag so they don't have to print a bunch of money. I guess i'd rather be too slow than to early and ignite inflation again. Like you said, tough to nail it.