I'm not sure if they are the same person but the email I posted seemed legitimate. I can't gaurantee anything but I went back to see if I had deleted the original email. Fortunately I hadn't. So I will post it again. If you have any question as to the legitimacy of the email just one look at the contacts it was forwarded to and you'll believe that it is real. Everyone from Mark Drury, Gene and Berry Wensel, Larry Zack, Judd Cooney, Stuart Hagen, Ed Spinozzola, Willie Suchy, the list goes on and on. I obviously don't know everyone the email was forwarded to or how they would feel about this email but there are some big name people on it. I was tempted to copy and paste the names of everyone that it was forwarded to but some of the big shots probably wouldn't appreciate their email addresses floating around. I wonder if Willie Suchy or Larry Zack will come on and post their thoughts as to this email. They would have recieved it. I know both of them are on IW at times. Maybe they will verify the original email was forwarded by Micky Hellickson. I believe the email is 100% legitimate and that we will be facing a serious battle during the next legislative session.
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Subject: Iowa non-resident landowners have NO rights!
Date: Wed, 16 May 2007 16:45:19 -0600
Folks,
Anyone who shares the opinions Cory & I do below, please e-mail me back with your contact information & I will work on getting an organizational meeting lined up to see what kind of group size, etc. we might be able to end up with... maybe we can make a difference collectively as a group???
Mick
Mickey W. Hellickson, Ph.D.
King Ranch Chief Wildlife Biologist
King Ranch Production Office
P.O. Box 1090
Kingsville, TX 78364-1090
Ph: (361) 221-0317 (Ofc)
(361) 219-0416 (Mob)
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----- Original Message -----
From: Mickey W. Hellickson
To: Cory J. Wiedel
Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2007 2:41 PM
Subject: Re: coyote and fawn
Cory,
I couldn't agree with you more! With your permission, I would like to forward your comments to everyone I know in a similar situation to see if we might be able to stir up enough interest to create an organization & possibly hire a lobbyist at some point in the future to take our issues up with the Iowa legislature???
Mick
Mickey W. Hellickson, Ph.D.
King Ranch Chief Wildlife Biologist
King Ranch Production Office
P.O. Box 1090
Kingsville, TX 78364-1090
Ph: (361) 221-0317 (Ofc)
(361) 219-0416 (Mob)
Fax: (361) 595-4162
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web site:
www.king-ranch.com
----- Original Message -----
From: Cory J. Wiedel
To: Mickey W. Hellickson
Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2007 6:10 PM
Subject: RE: coyote and fawn
Any thoughts on this, I posted this on hunting.net
Post:
I am a Nebraska resident and own land in Kansas and Iowa.
In Kansas I can get a "Hunt-Own-Land" permit for around $80 and I get to shoot one buck per year and can hunt any season till I kill a buck. In Kansas you've got to own a minimum of 80 acres.
In Iowa I have no rights being a landowner. Because of the drawing system, I have to choose bow, shotgun or muzzleloader and in the last 5 years I've got a liscece to shoot a buck about every other year. I just paid for a bow permit last week and it was over $425.
Does anyone know what would be the steps a landowner could try to get something passed in Iowa like what they have in Kansas . I think Kansas 's laws are fair and reasonable and I think landowners should have at least a few rights.
Does anyone know when Kansas got the non-resident landowner laws they have today and what they were previously?
Thanks Everyone and Any Ideas Would be Welcomed!
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