Recent content by SEIowaDeerslayer

Says here that its an invasive - I'd steer clear. https://www.inquirer.com/real-estate/home/english-boston-ivy-invasives-removal-20210804.html#:~:text=Most%20prevalent%20are%20English%20ivy,compromise%20native%20woodlands%2C%20Bunting%20said.

I’ll throw some thoughts in here. I hunt turkeys all the way from the SE corner of the state to the NE up in Dubuque county. There is no question that bird populations are thriving in east central Iowa and north and populations are dwindling in the south. River bluffs echo with dozens of...

Congrats, great bird

On May 2nd I took my 7 year old out and I was able to fill my 2nd bow tag of the year. The boy was a trooper! We got up at 3am and after a hour drive and long hike up and down some bluffs, we were setup by 5. Not a lot of gobbling on the roost but once they hit the ground it was game on. At...

A friend and I were fortunate enough to tag these two birds opening day, got some cool footage too. Lesson learned on the 2nd encounter....have the bow ready to shoot! Had I done that I’d be tagged out. 1st bird was shot around 8am and the second encounter was just after noon. Tuesday and...

Oct. 18th buck just capitalizing on a prior scouting trip and waiting for perfect conditions - making key observations on entry to determine the setup. I go back to when I first started bowhunting and I always thought it was a rut game for bucks. Thanks to numerous sources I’ve learned that...

I was able to score on 2 nice bucks this year. Here are the stories: Buck #1 - Early Muzzleloader Early muzz has been good to me over the last several years. The places I have to hunt receive a significant amount of pressure during the shotgun seasons so late season usually always ended in...