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2008/2009 Hunt:
2006/2007 Hunt:
What's included: Bowhunts are six day hunts with a maximum number of 6
bowhunters per hunt. We do not have any antler size or trophy restrictions. This is your hunt, and you are the only person you have to satisfy with the deer you harvest. What's not included:
If you are interested in a hunt for 2010 or booking early for 2011 call NOW!You can purchase a preference point
during the preceding year which will virtually
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Days
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| Bowhunts | 6 | $3250.00 |
| Shotgun/Muzzleloader/Handgun | 5 | $3500.00 |
| Late Season | 5 | $3500.00 |
| Non-Hunting Guest (space available only) |
per day | $150.00 |
License fees are now $560.68
and
include a small game license which is required by Iowa.
You can now hunt game birds, waterfowl, small game and predators in Iowa
during your hunt, if time allows.
We take care of all applications and drawing procedures. The
deadline for all applications is the
first part of June with draw results available in late June.
Preference Point Information:
Several years ago the Iowa DNR started allowing prospective
non-resident deer and turkey hunters to
purchase a preference point directly without the hassle of having to put in for
a drawing in an over-
subscribed area to get a point.
This allows hunters to accumulate preference points for future hunts so they are
assured (as much as Iowa's
archaic licensing system allows) of getting an Iowa license when they are ready
to hunt Iowa.
At present, in ITWO's hunting area, one preference point virtually assures a
non-resident hunter a deer or
turkey license in archery or firearms seasons.
ITWO will handle applications for preference points for all prospective or
booked clients.
If you are contemplating a
future hunt with ITWO, get on the preference point purchase program NOW.
Preference point fee is $10.00.
PREFERENCE POINTS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE DURING THE IOWA LICENSE DRAWING PERIOD OF
MAY AND JUNE.
Late season primitive weapons (archery/muzzleloader/handgun):
With the drawing power of our well established food plots,
the late season provides
an excellent opportunity for a trophy buck for muzzleloader or bow.
We are going
to keep this quality hunt limited to 3 hunters. So don't wait to book!
Drawing
for the late season is as close to a sure thing as the Iowa DNR allows.
Important information:
If you are born after
1/1/72 you must get a copy of
your hunter's safety card to us in order for us to apply for your license.
It must be
legible as we have to fax it to the licensing agency when we apply for your
license.
No exceptions.
Proof of a hunters safety course should be in your possession while hunting with ITWO.
Centerfire Rifles are not allowed for Iowa deer hunting.
References: Call or e-mail for ITWO references. We do not post
names and address on our web pages.
Read about us:
December/January 2008 Outdoor Life
Special Issue - page 44
Whitetail Bowhunter, 1999
page 44
Progressive Farmer, Aug 1999 page 22
Petersen's Bowhunting, Mar 1999, page 24
Whitetail News, Vol 9 #3, page 34
Buckmasters Dec 98/Jan99, page 32
Realtree Outdoors Deer Hunting, Sep 2000, page 40
Watch us: Realtree Monster Bucks Videos, IV, V, VII vol1
Contact information:
Judd Cooney
PO Box 808
Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
970-264-5612
970-264-1289 fax
judd@juddcooney.com
Iowa DNR Website:
www.iowadnr.com
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Send mail to judd@juddcooney.com
with questions or comments about this web site.
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a frigid 40 BELOW ZERO for the entire January portion of the season and when
combined with 24" of blowing, drifting snow pushed with 35 mph
winds, hunting became an endeavor in survival rather than an enjoyable hunt.
Many of the main roads drifted shut on a daily basis and we needed
a snowmobile to get around on all the leases and to the foodplots. Many of the
bigger bucks started dropping their antlers early, apparently due to the
stress, something we've never run into before. We all survived and so did a lot
of the big bucks. 
