Iowa's Population Management and Excess Tag January Antlerless Seasons will run from Jan. 11-25, offering hunters ...

Morel mushrooms are another mark of springtime and hunters are ready to take to Iowa's woods in hopes of finding these delectable fungi. A mild winter followed by a wet March could benefit mushroom ...

Iowa's first of four turkey seasons is just around the corner. In 2024, Iowa saw a record harvest of more than 16,000 birds, according to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. Iowa's first turkey ...

Iowa’s final deer hunting opportunities of the season begin Jan. 11 with two antlerless-only seasons running through Jan. 25, ...

Since 2013, chronic wasting disease has been detected in more than 500 deer across 31 Iowa counties. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources has launched an updated response plan to the disease that ...

HINTON, Iowa (KTIV) - To review the recently completed hunting season in Iowa and discuss possible changes to rules and regulations, staff with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is ...

HINTON, Iowa (KCAU) — The Iowa Department of Natural Resources presented new deer hunting regulations for western Iowa through a series of presentations. The goal is to provide hunters the opportunity ...

Every August, the Iowa Department of Natural Resources hits the road for its annual pheasant survey, tracking population numbers ahead of hunting season.But this year's count carries extra ...

DES MOINES — Legislation authorizing the state Natural Resources Commission to establish an open season for hunting mourning doves in Iowa took wing in the Iowa Senate Tuesday. Senators voted 30-18 to ...

IOWA, USA — The Iowa Department of Natural Resources, which is celebrating 100 years of pheasant hunting this year, is forecasting a "banner year" for Iowa hunters. “The mild winter really put us over ...

The president's son also attended a campaign fundraiser for the GOP congressman. — -- Donald Trump Jr. is the guest of honor at Iowa Republican Rep. Steve King's annual two-day Col. Bud Day ...