Iowa HF22 modifies the allocation of nonresident deer hunting licenses, reserving 600 for nonresident landowners with at least 40 acres of.

Iowa HF22 amends the allocation of nonresident deer hunting licenses issued by the Natural Resource Commission. The bill mandates that 600 of the 6,000 antlered or any sex deer hunting licenses be reserved for nonresidents who own at least 40 acres of land zoned for agricultural purposes in the state. If fewer than 600 nonresidents apply for these reserved licenses by the application deadline, the excess licenses will be available for purchase alongside other excess licenses. The bill also limits the number of bow season licenses to no more than 35 percent of the total issued licenses.

Iowa HF22 modifies the allocation of nonresident deer hunting licenses, reserving 600 for nonresident landowners with at least 40 acres of.

Iowa HF22 amends the allocation of nonresident deer hunting licenses issued by the Natural Resource Commission. The bill mandates that 600 of the 6,000 antlered or any sex deer hunting licenses be reserved for nonresidents who own at least 40 acres of land zoned for agricultural purposes in the state. If fewer than 600 nonresidents apply for these reserved licenses by the application deadline, the excess licenses will be available for purchase alongside other excess licenses. The bill also limits the number of bow season licenses to no more than 35 percent of the total issued licenses.