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EPISODE · Apr 17, 2026 · 43 MIN

Iowa’s Hunting Bills | Non-Resident Tags & more | Bucks of Nebraska Podcast Ep #9

from Bucks of Nebraska Podcast · host Cody Neer

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of the Bucks of Nebraska Podcast, we take a deep dive into one of the most important—and controversial—topics in hunting right now: proposed legislation in Iowa that could change deer hunting forever. From non-resident landowner tags to outfitter allocations and transferable permits, we break down what these bills mean and why they matter for hunters across the Midwest.We unpack how these changes could shift Iowa from a world-class whitetail destination into a pay-to-play system, and what that means for everyday hunters trying to draw tags or gain access. The conversation goes beyond hunting too—touching on land ownership trends, habitat loss, farming practices, and the growing influence of outside investors.We also talk about what hunters can actually do to push back, why staying informed matters, and how quickly things can change if people stay silent.To wrap things up, we lighten it up with some spring fishing talk and what we’re looking forward to as the seasons change.In this episode:Breakdown of Iowa’s proposed hunting bills (HF22, HF388, SF255) Non-resident landowner tag set-asides explained Outfitter tag allocations and “pay-to-play” hunting concerns Transferable landowner tags and commercialization of hunting How these bills could impact tag draw odds and access The role of non-resident land ownership in the Midwest Why Iowa could lose its reputation as a top whitetail state Public vs private resource debate in deer hunting The impact of land leasing and rising costs for hunters Habitat loss and modern farming practices What hunters can do to oppose these bills The importance of contacting legislators and getting involved Broader discussion on conservation and the future of hunting Spring fishing talk and upcoming outdoor plans This episode is about awareness, action, and protecting the future of hunting before it’s too late.Be sure to follow, subscribe, and share the Bucks of Nebraska Podcast, and stay tuned for more episodes.🎯 Listen on all podcast platforms 🎥 Watch the full episode here on YouTubePodcast Home: https://bucksofnebraska.com/podcastPresented by: Outdoor Brand Company 👉 https://outdoorbrandcompany.com/podcast👍 Like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to follow the journey.Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect those of sponsors or partners. All hunting stories and tactics discussed are shared for educational and entertainment purposes. Always follow local, state, and federal hunting regulations and practice ethical, responsible hunting. Support the show

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