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Iowa makes you pay in full unless you are buying a preference point. If you dont draw, you get your money back minus $53 but you get a preference point. I have 2 points now. Should be able to draw a gun tag or maybe a bow tag next year. I would like to hunt Kansas one day. Is it a point system or just a draw? If you want to kill a good deer, you need to hunt the states that limit their tags unlike Nj who gives a license to kill to anyone. Its worth the wait

I have a g5 optix with 4 pins. 1 at 10,20 and 30 and 1 adjustable from 40 to 60. Nothing better than a top pin shot while bowhunting

These Zodi showers work great. Ive used them on remote hunts before. https://www.cabelas.com/product/Zodi-Hot-Camp-Shower/1204508.uts?productVariantId=1632824&WT.tsrc=PPC&WT.mc_id=GoogleProductAds&WT.z_mc_id1=50022872&rid=20&ds_rl=1252079&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIo620wJ2T2wIVW57ACh1dUgHAEAQYAiABEgIigPD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

If you want a back up to the generator or dont want the noise from the generator, you could try a solar set up. I built this one to run some LED lighting and power a gate opener. I had to add a 2nd battery but it works well. y

How do you plan on powering it in the field. Are you using power inverters off the truck battery or a generator or solar and batteries

Nice. Wheres the shower and toilet?

Start out on public land to get out there. You can hit the Ohio line in about 6 hrs. A few long weekends could do it. The further you can get from Pa and Nj the better hunting you will find.

Agways can usually get a good variety of fertilizer. Talk to some local farmers to find out where they buy theres at. You should be able to get Urea which is pure nitrogen at Agway and the Potash should be available there or wherever they sell soybeans.

Most good hunting land never gets advertised. Outfitters snap up the big pieces. Smaller parcels you can still obtain by knocking on doors. Spend some time at the small local hang outs restaurants, bars etc. Locals outside of Nj are friendly and can give you some leads. Boots on the ground you can still find some good land.

Deer are laying low right now as they are having their fawns. I usually see 30 to 40 deer feeding in the clover by me and they have vanished. Fawns popping up now.

I look forward to using the drill

I have 10 bags of soybeans waiting to be drilled. If it ever stops raining, I can get the field disced up

Saw this little guy wobbling down the driveway with his mom today

Clover looks great

Looks good