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does cudde still make a good reliable camera at a good price point?

What is the best flash camera out there for both price and quality. I always liked the cuddeback, quick, and quality of image was usually pretty crisp. Thoughts?

straight arrow outfitters- steve hanson - www.huntstraightarrow.com 140 minimum mostly monroe/ appanoose -

open up a bow only antlerless season in september, cancel the january rifle season, come kill your doe, and then get your buck tag. 1000 dollars

when land went thropugh the roof 2 years ago, it wasnt like every farmer was selling their land, where the heck is a farmer going to go after he sells his land that he has lived on for 75 years. plenty of people will absolutely not sell their land away from their family .

its about getting what we need as residents , can anyone else tell me how the dnr is going to come up with 30 million dollars? u want more state land? that means we need money and lots of it. we cant get 30 million dollars selling girl scout cookies

thats great , ok, but clearly what we are doing has not prevented the nr landowner from buying up as much as land as he or she can afford, fight fire with fire i say, want to hurt the nr , buy up the land, its only a matter of time - i didnt say issue 6000 more nr tags, think about how...

so again- more nr landowner tags = less land for the resident or less access = charge $2000 for a nr landowner tag take the extra money and buy some land for residents. lets find a way to get what we want from these people who can afford to pay this kind of money for tags, do the math, its...

agreed in a perfect world we would have a combination of everything -

everyone has their preference - big blocks of timber look pretty but they are not as easy to bowhunt as a farm that is more open, thats just opinion - point is that you can find nice farms in good neighborhoods and kill big deer every year , in places like the southern counties . my...

any serious bowhunter knows u dont need alot of timber to kill big deer in iowa . their is plenty of good hunting ground to be bought if u do your homework- often it is the land that doesnt "look" like a hunting farm but is in a great nhood , sometimes its a farmer looking to just sell...

their is probably a mark drury library somewhere built and financed by mark and david lindsey . sad sad . or maybe he donated a laptop or 2 to the local school

supposedly right above a big piece of state ground

if you look hard u can get , if you can afford it, you should buy it , what else can i say, even when land was booming 2 years ago people were digging up little nuggets here and there

THANK YOU! IF U LOOK HARD ENOUGH u can find bargains , relative to say what they try to sell them for in whitetail properties.

my brother is a realtor in southern iowa, that is how i know my land prices. i know enough to know i cant afford land .

i can see why the state would ban all requests from the dnr for monies to purchase land, but if they can raise thgeir own money, is it still an issue

ok i hear you, but if the dnr raises that money , why cant they spend it as they see fit? if the state can pick up the money from nr , then why cant they use the money to buy up more land.

2 yaers ago in southern iowa, land was 2500, 2700 3000 acre , u could nt find it, the farmers that were gonna sell sold and those that didnt , well they held on to their land, u cant just create sellers, many of the local farmers are just not motivated by the mighty diollar , that will never...

let just say this, whitetail properties has done a fantastic job of selling ground to the out of state buyer and tailor that listing to the nr hunter or hunter. and i love to look at the land . some not all of their brokers do a great job. but.... if you look hard enough, auctions, local...