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- Decoy Rules and Regs | Iowa Water Fowlers Forum
sunset Special regulations regarding the use of decoys on parts of the Mississippi River are described below " The way I am interpreting this is the midnight and 30 minute rule only apply towards game management area's aka public ground Does anyone know for sure or do I need to call my local CO?
- Interesting Point To think about. . . | Iowa Water Fowlers Forum
container at an approved access site Waterfowl decoys cannot be left unattended for more than 30 minutes between midnight and one-half our after sunset Special regulations regarding the use of decoys on parts of the Mississippi River are described below
- very sad | Iowa Water Fowlers Forum
Fine you guys win Im going to walk off into the sunset as far as this site goes Ive gone too far I see Godspeed be with you all Don't let the door hit you on the ass
- IAW Honker Hunt | Iowa Water Fowlers Forum
Myself, camolife, and Too Tall teamed up for a quick field hunt this evening just as sunset was fast approaching
- Why is it. . | Page 2 | Iowa Water Fowlers Forum
That we can shoot a half hour before sunset, but not the half hour after? I can see just as much in the half hour after than the half hour before So what is the reasoning behind this? To give the birds more rest, and if that is the case, whats 30 more min
- Eskimo subsistence hunting, rare bird clash on Alaskas . . . .
The new rules would set hunting hours to a half-hour before sunset until sundown â€" a seemingly silly requirement in the land of midnight sun, except that some Steller's eiders killed last year were shot in August, a month when the sun finally dips below the horizon
- Honkers | Iowa Water Fowlers Forum
Hopefully there's more flying close to sunset, but I'm worried A field that had probably 100 geese in it with plenty more in the area on Wednesday was a ghost field last night; didn't see a single feather
- You guys pushing for a later season. . . | Iowa Water Fowlers Forum
I would love to see hunting 30 minutes after sunset They do it in Canada and it's huge for ducks andgeese in the field on a bright sunny day! Duck season should end with Geese in January IMO
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