Iowa SF114 regulates deer baiting on public and private property, prohibiting the establishment of baited areas and setting penalties for violations.
Iowa SF114 introduces regulations on deer baiting, defining a "baited area" as any location where feed is placed to attract wildlife. The bill prohibits establishing baited areas and taking deer within 200 yards of permanently baited areas until contamination is removed. It mandates removing all feed from baited areas at least ten days before the first fall deer hunting season. Violations are classified as misdemeanors, with escalating penalties for repeat offenses.
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