This record does not carry a regulation the state has. kind: map — description: **THE ZONE A COUNTY ANTLERLESS QUOTAS MAP, booklet p.7 — 91 per-county antlerless licence quotas, AND THIS COMPILATION DOES NOT CARRY ONE OF THEM.** It is the map that tells a resident how many antlerless licences their county has. The numbers are not published because they cannot be paired with their counties safely, and that is a measurement rather than a shrug: pdfplumber merges adjacent counties' numbers into single tokens (`300027501800` is MADISON 3000 + WARREN 2750 + MARION 1800; `12501900` is RINGGOLD 1250 + DECATUR 1900); pypdf returns the numbers in an order unrelated to its own county-name order and merges them differently (`27500`, `12001300`, `38002700550`); 19 of the 99 numbers fall inside the bounding box of no drawn county polygon, so containment cannot pair them either; and DES MOINES county's `1200` is set rotated and returns as four one-character words. A published table of 91 numbers built on any of those readings would be plausible and wrong, which is the exact defect class this product exists to prevent. **WHAT IS CARRIED OFF THIS MAP IS THE EIGHTEEN YELLOW COUNTIES**, published above as a `limit` row, because that set is 1:1 with the drawn fills and is checkable three ways.
This record does not carry a regulation the state has. kind: cross-references — description: **BOOKLET PAGE 5 PRINTS THE DEER LICENCE FEES AND IS NOT CITED.** Rendered and read: `LICENSE & FEES (beginning Dec. 15)` lists Paid Deer Licenses — General Deer $34.50, Antlerless-only First License $29.75, Antlerless-only Second & All Others $15.50 — and Landowner-Tenant Farm Unit Only — General Deer $2.00, Antlerless-only $2.00, Reduced Fee Antlerless-only $15.50 — plus the resident hunting licence and habitat fee that the p.6 table requires in words. A hunter cannot act on the seasons published here without those amounts, and this record does not carry them.
This record does not carry a regulation the state has. kind: cross-references — description: The two cited pages point out of themselves and this compilation follows none of it. The p.6 footnotes and prose cite p.41 (bonus deer hunts, senior antlerless-only licences, and the DNR permit a Disabled Hunter licence requires), p.40 (resident deer licence options), p.42 (deadhead reporting; Landowner-Tenant deer licences), p.43 (deer-turkey tagging and harvest reporting) and www.iowadnr.gov/nonresidenthunting (the nonresident deer ZONE maps, which are a different zoning again from the ZONE A/ZONE B division published here). The p.5 contents page additionally lists Deer Management Zone Hunts (p.39), Chronic Wasting Disease (p.35), Legal Method of Take and Prohibited Devices (p.37) and Deer Hunting Information (p.36). All of it is real Iowa deer regulation and none of it is in this record.
huntregs is not the law and is not an official edition of any state’s regulations: no state agency writes, reviews, publishes or approves it, and where a page here differs from the agency document it cites, the agency document is the regulation and this page is wrong.
It is an editorial compilation of state agency regulation documents: every row is carried verbatim out of one named document, cited by title, identified by the sha256 of the exact bytes we read, and printed beside the source lines it was read from.
What we do carry
rows verbatim — no row is summarised, and every field the source row carried is rendered, including the ones we have no column for;
each record’s own declaration of what it does not contain, printed in full and unedited, above the rows rather than under them;
our own withdrawals — dated, with the reason as written, and the state’s rows gone from every route while the withdrawal stands.
What we do not carry
the law itself. Every state page links the agency’s own document; that is the thing to read.
declared gaps. Where a record says regulation exists that it does not carry, that regulation is not here — it is named, in the record’s words, and it is still missing.
zone, unit or boundary geometry. The compilation holds no maps and this app draws none; several records declare that as a gap themselves.
shooting hours. Clock, sunrise and sunset text is shown exactly as written — nothing here computes a sunrise, a sunset or a timezone.
legal advice, or any judgement about whether a particular hunt is lawful for you.
every state. Some have no record in this compilation at all and some are withheld by the verification ledger today; which is which is measured on the index page each time it is loaded, not listed here.
Error direction — If this record is wrong, it is most likely wrong toward saying you MAY do something you may not.
That is the direction that ends in a citation, or in a hunter on ground the state has closed. Read the signals below before you use any row on this page.
Derived by rule from this record's own declared gaps, its own integrity fields and its own rows. It is not a score and there is no confidence number: the counts below count signals, nothing more.
3 over-permissive · 5 undeterminable · 0 under-permissive · 7 declared gap(s), 3 of which the record says carry regulation · 58 row(s) scanned
4 signal(s), most dangerous first. The evidence lines below are the rule's own excerpts, cut at 220 characters; every gap is printed in full and verbatim under what this record does not carry.
overOVER: the gap names a restriction, requirement, closure or supersession the record does not carry [limit_or_quota='QUOTA']; a row read without it is broader than the regulation
known_gaps[1]: **THE ZONE A COUNTY ANTLERLESS QUOTAS MAP, booklet p.7 — 91 per-county antlerless licence quotas, AND THIS COMPILATION DOES NOT CARRY ONE OF THEM.** It is the map that tells a resident how many antlerless licences their…
overOVER: the gap names a restriction, requirement, closure or supersession the record does not carry [obligation='requires']; a row read without it is broader than the regulation
known_gaps[3]: **BOOKLET PAGE 5 PRINTS THE DEER LICENCE FEES AND IS NOT CITED.** Rendered and read: `LICENSE & FEES (beginning Dec. 15)` lists Paid Deer Licenses — General Deer $34.50, Antlerless-only First License $29.75, Antlerless-…
overOVER: a restriction/requirement this record does not carry [prohibition='Prohibit', obligation='requires', tag_check_report='reporting', disease_or_bait='Chronic Wasting', hours_method_zone='Legal Method']; the gap ALSO names an opportunity it does not carry [extra_allowance='bonus deer'], so it errs both ways and the dangerous direction is reported
known_gaps[4]: The two cited pages point out of themselves and this compilation follows none of it. The p.6 footnotes and prose cite p.41 (bonus deer hunts, senior antlerless-only licences, and the DNR permit a Disabled Hunter licence…
unknown2 page boundary/boundaries beside the cited range were never inspected (1 of them where the UNCITED NEIGHBOUR DRAWS A TABLE). A table that continues past a citation loses whole rows — the missing rows could be further seasons (under) or the restrictions on the ones published (over), and this is the check five states went OFFLINE for skipping.
p5 (beside cited p6) — **THE UNCITED NEIGHBOUR DRAWS A TABLE (1 vertical rules) AND THE CITED PAGE DOES NOT** — this is the categ…
what this rule cannot see
It reads this record's OWN prose. A restriction nobody declared is invisible to it — and an undeclared restriction is what takes a state offline.
It takes each gap's carries_regulation flag at face value. A gap mis-declared as non-regulatory is a silent miss.
It cannot weigh. One missing county list and fourteen missing pages of special-permit hunts each score once. There is no severity here, and that is why no score is shown.
It classifies a whole gap, never a row. A gap that qualifies four rows and a gap that qualifies all of them read identically.
Across the published records the record-level answer is almost always over. That is a statement about how regulation is written — what is missing from a compilation is usually a restriction — not a ranking of states.
Record integrity
Current through — the document this record was read from, and nothing later than it:
The document is those bytes. A URL is a name; if the publisher replaces the file behind it, this hash stops matching and the mismatch is the finding.
We fetched it on 2026-08-08. That is our retrieval date, not a publication date. This record carries no date on which its publisher issued, adopted, amended or last revised that document, so this page states none. Any effective, issue or adoption date the document states of itself is inside the citation above, in the publisher’s own words — nothing here lifts it out or restates it as a fact of ours.
The publisher is named inside that citation, in the publisher’s own words. This record carries no publisher field of its own, so nothing here names one separately.
The record states its own regulation year as 2026. That is the record’s field, not a currency claim: a record may state a year older than the day we fetched it, and where it does, it says so here.
Do not take our word for it. The document every row on this page was read out of is one tap away, and checking us against it is exactly what the citation, the sha256 and the source lines under each row are for.
If that document says something this page does not, the document is the regulation and this page is wrong. The copy we read is the one whose sha256 is above; if the publisher has replaced the file since 2026-08-08, yours will not match ours, and that difference is the thing worth knowing.
What this record does not carry
derived Iowa declares 7 gaps, of which 3 are regulation this compilation does not carry.
3 gap(s) the record says carry regulation
These are regulation that exists and is not in here. They are printed in full, in the record's own words.
map
**THE ZONE A COUNTY ANTLERLESS QUOTAS MAP, booklet p.7 — 91 per-county antlerless licence quotas, AND THIS COMPILATION DOES NOT CARRY ONE OF THEM.** It is the map that tells a resident how many antlerless licences their county has. The numbers are not published because they cannot be paired with their counties safely, and that is a measurement rather than a shrug: pdfplumber merges adjacent counties' numbers into single tokens (`300027501800` is MADISON 3000 + WARREN 2750 + MARION 1800; `12501900` is RINGGOLD 1250 + DECATUR 1900); pypdf returns the numbers in an order unrelated to its own county-name order and merges them differently (`27500`, `12001300`, `38002700550`); 19 of the 99 numbers fall inside the bounding box of no drawn county polygon, so containment cannot pair them either; and DES MOINES county's `1200` is set rotated and returns as four one-character words. A published table of 91 numbers built on any of those readings would be plausible and wrong, which is the exact defect class this product exists to prevent. **WHAT IS CARRIED OFF THIS MAP IS THE EIGHTEEN YELLOW COUNTIES**, published above as a `limit` row, because that set is 1:1 with the drawn fills and is checkable three ways.
derived family: map
Who does have it
Not us. Iowa’s agency publishes the document this record was read from, and that document — not this page — is where the material above has to be chased:
Where the description above names some other document, register, office or telephone number, that naming is the record’s own and is printed in full above. Nothing here has followed it up for you, and nothing here has re-typed it.
cross-references
**BOOKLET PAGE 5 PRINTS THE DEER LICENCE FEES AND IS NOT CITED.** Rendered and read: `LICENSE & FEES (beginning Dec. 15)` lists Paid Deer Licenses — General Deer $34.50, Antlerless-only First License $29.75, Antlerless-only Second & All Others $15.50 — and Landowner-Tenant Farm Unit Only — General Deer $2.00, Antlerless-only $2.00, Reduced Fee Antlerless-only $15.50 — plus the resident hunting licence and habitat fee that the p.6 table requires in words. A hunter cannot act on the seasons published here without those amounts, and this record does not carry them.
derived family: cross-reference
Who does have it
Not us. Iowa’s agency publishes the document this record was read from, and that document — not this page — is where the material above has to be chased:
Where the description above names some other document, register, office or telephone number, that naming is the record’s own and is printed in full above. Nothing here has followed it up for you, and nothing here has re-typed it.
cross-references
The two cited pages point out of themselves and this compilation follows none of it. The p.6 footnotes and prose cite p.41 (bonus deer hunts, senior antlerless-only licences, and the DNR permit a Disabled Hunter licence requires), p.40 (resident deer licence options), p.42 (deadhead reporting; Landowner-Tenant deer licences), p.43 (deer-turkey tagging and harvest reporting) and www.iowadnr.gov/nonresidenthunting (the nonresident deer ZONE maps, which are a different zoning again from the ZONE A/ZONE B division published here). The p.5 contents page additionally lists Deer Management Zone Hunts (p.39), Chronic Wasting Disease (p.35), Legal Method of Take and Prohibited Devices (p.37) and Deer Hunting Information (p.36). All of it is real Iowa deer regulation and none of it is in this record.
derived family: cross-reference
Who does have it
Not us. Iowa’s agency publishes the document this record was read from, and that document — not this page — is where the material above has to be chased:
Where the description above names some other document, register, office or telephone number, that naming is the record’s own and is printed in full above. Nothing here has followed it up for you, and nothing here has re-typed it.
4 further gap(s) the record says carry no regulation
declared by the record, which states these carry no regulation. They are published because the reason a thing was not read is part of the evidence.
graphic panel
The only non-text object on p.6: one filled rounded rectangle, 494.9 x 101.4pt at x0=59.0 top=634.5, 25% black with no stroke — the grey background behind the "NONRESIDENT DEER AND TURKEY APPLICATION DEADLINES" block. 10.6% of the page by true union coverage; the page carries no images at all (0.0%), so there is no map, chart, photograph or logo band here. **It carries no regulation**: it is a fill behind live text, and every word inside it is in the text layer and is read — the nonresident DEER application period is emitted as a rule row from those very lines. Nothing on this page is encoded in colour or shape alone. The two yellow highlights (behind the first bullet and behind the "9 a.m." column) are rectangles the graphics measure does not count, and they mark text that is carried anyway: the 9 a.m. on-sale time is in `licence_on_sale` on all eleven season rows, and the fact that it is a change from previous years is stated in words in the first bullet.
derived family: photograph/graphic/advertisement
map
The "NEW ZONE B (COUNTY ANY-DEER QUOTAS FOR RESIDENT HUNTERS)" inset, booklet p.7. **It carries no regulation this record lacks**, and that is stated narrowly rather than generously: all eight ZONE B counties are enumerated in the prose beside it AND published here; all eight of its quota numbers are published as `limit` rows, each read from the single number inside its own red polygon and confirmed against a 6x render by eye (LYON 50, SIOUX 50, O'BRIEN 50, PLYMOUTH 75, WOODBURY 100, IDA 0, CRAWFORD 50, SHELBY 50). What the map alone carries is county geography — which physical territory each named county covers — which is true of any county map and is not a rule. **Its artboard is clipped**: it draws all 99 Iowa counties and shows about 24, and the ~75 invisible labels are ruled out one by one with the pixel measurement that established they are painted on no page.
derived family: map
other content
**THE TWO PAGE BOUNDARIES WERE RENDERED AND READ, WHICH IS THE ONLY REASON THIS RANGE CAN BE DEFENDED** — the previous citation was one page short and reported clean. p.5 (before the range) is `TABLE OF CONTENTS` and `LICENSE & FEES`; its contents list prints "Deer Hunting Changes, Seasons ....... 6" with the next entry "Hunting Seasons and Limits ....... 8", which is the publisher's own statement that the deer section is pp.6-7. p.8 (after the range) is `HUNTING SEASONS AND LIMITS` — pheasant, quail, partridge, grouse, rabbit, squirrel, groundhog, crow, pigeon, coyote — then 2027 spring turkey and the ruffed grouse zone, and carries no deer rule anywhere. The single vertical rule the continuation check sees on p.5 is the DISCLAIMER box, and every vertical rule it sees on p.7 is a county boundary segment on the ZONE A quota map — all ten of them between y=462.8 and y=644.0, inside that map, and none elsewhere on the page. Neither page continues the season table, and only rendering them could establish that: the signal that flagged p.7 as 'draws a table' was a map being drawn.
derived family: scope of the compilation
other species
This booklet covers turkey, migratory game birds, upland game and furbearers as well as deer, across 53 pages. Only the deer section is compiled.
derived family: scope of the compilation
Coverage
100.0% of MIXED, and the two halves are not the same thing. Booklet p.6 is one unit per pypdf text line, as before. Booklet p.7 is one unit per baseline-clustered visual row WITHIN ITS CLASS -- prose, ZONE A map, visible ZONE B map, clipped ZONE B map -- clustered separately because the clipped map's labels sit at the same height as the prose and behind it. A percentage over the whole is therefore a percentage of 66 text lines plus p.7's visual rows, and roughly half of p.7's units are county names off two maps whose per-county numbers are declared as a gap, not published
derived: this percentage is over the units named above, on the pages this record cites. It is not a percentage of the state's regulation. The gaps above are what a full percentage would have to count and cannot.
2 page(s) cited
6
7
2 page boundary/boundaries never inspected
p5 (beside cited p6) — **THE UNCITED NEIGHBOUR DRAWS A TABLE (1 vertical rules) AND THE CITED PAGE DOES NOT** — this is the category that produced Iowa. RENDER IT AND READ IT BEFORE BELIEVING ANYTHING ELSE ABOUT THIS STATE, so the continuation check cannot fire. NOT a clean result: it was never inspected.
p8 (beside cited p7) — the uncited neighbour draws none; the cited page does — the safest case, the neighbour is probably prose, but prose is how Utah lost nine pages, so the continuation check cannot fire. NOT a clean result: it was never inspected.
1 library repair(s)
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Hunters may purchase up to two General Deer licenses, including any combination of ZONE A or ZONE B licenses, consisting of no more than one archery season and one firearm season tag of choice. NEW ZONE B (COUNTY ANY-DEER QUOTAS FOR RESIDENT HUNTERS) The new ZONE B counties (in red) includes CRAWFORD, IDA, LYON, LYON OSCEOLA DICKINSON 50 O’BRIEN, PLYMOUTH, SHELBY, SIOUX, & WOODBURY. SIOUX O'BRIEN CLAY PALO A limited quota of county specific Any-deer licenses will be available for 50 50 purchase in select ZONE B counties on a first come basis, beginning at 9 a.m., Aug. 15. Quotas are shown as the number in each county. Purchasing PLYMOUTH CHEROKEE BUENA VISTA 75 a ZONE B county Any-deer license counts toward one of the two available resident General Licenses (archery and/or firearm). Limit one per hunter. WOODBURY IDA SAC ZONE B allows hunting for Antlered-buck only (at least one forked antler) 100 0 in all seasons EXCEPT Youth, Disabled, Landowner-Tenant and Depreda- MONONA CRAWFORD CARROLL tion. PARTY HUNTING is NOT allowed in ZONE B for residents and nonresi- 50 dents- ZONE B requires each hunter to tag their own deer. HARRISON SHELBY AUDUBON ZONE B Antlered-buck only licenses are valid zone-wide; county-specific 50 Any-deer licenses are valid only in the designated county. ZONE B licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE A. NEW ZONE A All other counties not in ZONE B, are in ZONE A. County Antlerless-deer quotas (below) are shown as the number in each county. ZONE A licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE B. ZONE A counties in yellow continue the Antlered-buck only restriction during first regular gun season, EXCEPT for Landowner-Tenant. The remaining ZONE A regulations are unchanged. ZONE A COUNTY ANTLERLESS QUOTAS FOR RESIDENT HUNTERS LYON OSCEOLA DICKINSON EMMET KOSSUTH WINNEBAGO WORTH MITCHELL HOWARD WINNESHIEK ALLAMAKEE SIOUX 0 CLAY 0 PALO ALTO0 0 0 250 550 0 0 100 100 250 475 FAYETTE CLAYTON PLYMOUTH CHEROKEE BUENA VISTA POCAHONTAS HUMBOLDT WRIGHT FRANKLIN BUTLER BREMER 0 0 0 0 0 100 400 300 WOODBURY IDA SAC CALHOUN HAMILTON HARDIN GRUNDY 0 0 100 100 200 0 MONONA CRAWFORD CARROLL GREENE BOONE STORY MARSHALL 0 0 0 500 150 150 200 325 1000 1200 CLINTON HARRISON SHELBY AUDUBON GUTHRIE DALLAS POLK JASPER POWESHIEK IOWA JOHNSON 400 0 0 1700 1500 900 500 300 450 1100 MUSCATINE 200 POTTAWATTAMIE CASS ADAIR MADISON WARREN MARION MAHASKA KEOKUK WASHINGTON 0 0 550 300027501800 475 350 1000 MILLS MONTGOMERY ADAMS UNION CLARKE LUCAS MONROE WAPELLO JEFFERSON HENRY 0 0 400 800 1800 2050 1850 1300 1350 950 0 FREMONT PAGE TAYLOR RINGGOLD DECATUR WAYNE APPANOOSE DAVIS VAN BUREN 0 0 0 1000 12501900 1950 2300 1750 2100; basis: booklet page 7: `was` is the LIST of tokens the two libraries disagree about on this page, not a single string, and `now` is what this extraction consumed from it. 221 tokens diverge, and the mechanism is one thing: the NEW ZONE B inset's artboard draws all 99 counties, is CLIPPED to about 24, and its invisible labels sit at the same height as the prose column. pdfplumber's default reader interleaves them character by character and returns 'EMMETTheK', 'ZOWINNNEBAEGO', 'CALLRAMAAKEEWFORD,'; pypdf keeps the prose whole but merges adjacent map quota numbers into single tokens -- '27500', '12001300', '38002700550'. THIS ADAPTER READS NEITHER OF THOSE. It calls extract_words(extra_attrs=["size","fontname"]), which partitions the character stream by attribute first and returns the prose exactly as the rendered page prints it, and it publishes no ZONE A quota number at all -- the merging is itself the measured reason that map is declared as a gap
36 swept source line(s) in 3 reason group(s) — NOT declared gaps
These are not gaps.
ruled_out entries are source lines the extractor accounted for and did NOT publish, each with the reason it gave. They are not declared gaps: a declared gap is regulation the record says exists and it does not carry.
20 × — a label of the NEW ZONE B inset's artboard that is CLIPPED AWAY AND PAINTED ON NO PAGE. The inset draws all 99 Iowa counties and shows about 24; the rest extend east under the prose column. MEASURED ON THE 6x RENDER, not inferred: the 30% grey polygon at (411.1,134.6)-(448.8,177.5), labelled ALLAMAKEE, contains zero grey pixels, and scanlines through clean inter-line gaps of the prose at y=162pt and y=232pt find no non-white pixel beyond x=182.83pt. These words are why pdfplumber's DEFAULT extract_words returns 'CALLRAMAAKEEWFORD,' where the page prints 'ALLAMAKEE' and 'CRAWFORD,' -- they interleave with the prose in the character stream. Nothing is lost by not reading them: every county they name is drawn and labelled again, VISIBLY, on the ZONE A map lower on the same page, and those labels are ruled out separately with their own reason
EMMET KOSSUTH WINNEBAGO WORTH MITCHELL HOWARD WINNESHIEK ALLAMAKEE
ALTO HANCOCK CERRO GORDO
FLOYD CHICKASAW
FAYETTE CLAYTON
POCAHONTAS HUMBOLDT WRIGHT FRANKLIN BUTLER BREMER
WEBSTER BLACK HAWK BUCHANAN DELAWARE DUBUQUE
CALHOUN HAMILTON HARDIN GRUNDY
TAMA BENTON LINN JONES JACKSON
GREENE BOONE STORY MARSHALL
CLINTON
CEDAR
GUTHRIE DALLAS POLK JASPER POWESHIEK IOWA JOHNSON
SCOTT
MUSCATINE
ADAIR MADISON WARREN MARION MAHASKA KEOKUK WASHINGTON
LOUISA
MILLS MONTGOMERY ADAMS UNION CLARKE LUCAS MONROE WAPELLO JEFFERSON HENRY
DES MOINES
FREMONT PAGE TAYLOR RINGGOLD DECATUR WAYNE APPANOOSE DAVIS VAN BUREN
LEE
15 × — a county label or quota number inside the "ZONE A COUNTY ANTLERLESS QUOTAS FOR RESIDENT HUNTERS" map on booklet page 7. Both maps are declared as known gaps. What IS carried off them is stated there and published above: the eight ZONE B counties with their any-deer quotas, and the eighteen yellow ZONE A counties. The ZONE A per-county ANTLERLESS quota numbers are NOT carried and the declaration says why
O'BRIEN HANCOCK CERRO GORDO 2700 3800
0 FLOYD CHICKASAW
2500 4000
WEBSTER BLACK HAWK BUCHANAN DELAWARE DUBUQUE
0 400 1300 1200
TAMA BENTON LINN JONES JACKSON
1100
CEDAR
775 SCOTT
1100
LOUISA
975
DES MOINES
LEE 12
1900
1 × — a county label or quota number inside the "NEW ZONE B" map on booklet page 7. Both maps are declared as known gaps. What IS carried off them is stated there and published above: the eight ZONE B counties with their any-deer quotas, and the eighteen yellow ZONE A counties. The ZONE A per-county ANTLERLESS quota numbers are NOT carried and the declaration says why
Printed under the drawn column heading "SEASONS (ZONE A OR ZONE B)". Iowa now has TWO ZONES for resident deer hunting: ZONE A and ZONE B (booklet p.7). ZONE B is CRAWFORD, IDA, LYON, O'BRIEN, PLYMOUTH, SHELBY, SIOUX and WOODBURY counties; all other counties are in ZONE A. ZONE B allows hunting for Antlered-buck only (at least one forked antler) in all seasons EXCEPT Youth, Disabled, Landowner-Tenant and Depredation. PARTY HUNTING is NOT allowed in ZONE B for residents and nonresidents - ZONE B requires each hunter to tag their own deer. ZONE B licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE A, and ZONE A licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE B.
Printed under the drawn column heading "SEASONS (ZONE A OR ZONE B)". Iowa now has TWO ZONES for resident deer hunting: ZONE A and ZONE B (booklet p.7). ZONE B is CRAWFORD, IDA, LYON, O'BRIEN, PLYMOUTH, SHELBY, SIOUX and WOODBURY counties; all other counties are in ZONE A. ZONE B allows hunting for Antlered-buck only (at least one forked antler) in all seasons EXCEPT Youth, Disabled, Landowner-Tenant and Depredation. PARTY HUNTING is NOT allowed in ZONE B for residents and nonresidents - ZONE B requires each hunter to tag their own deer. ZONE B licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE A, and ZONE A licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE B.
Printed under the drawn column heading "SEASONS (ZONE A OR ZONE B)". Iowa now has TWO ZONES for resident deer hunting: ZONE A and ZONE B (booklet p.7). ZONE B is CRAWFORD, IDA, LYON, O'BRIEN, PLYMOUTH, SHELBY, SIOUX and WOODBURY counties; all other counties are in ZONE A. ZONE B allows hunting for Antlered-buck only (at least one forked antler) in all seasons EXCEPT Youth, Disabled, Landowner-Tenant and Depredation. PARTY HUNTING is NOT allowed in ZONE B for residents and nonresidents - ZONE B requires each hunter to tag their own deer. ZONE B licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE A, and ZONE A licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE B.
Printed under the drawn column heading "SEASONS (ZONE A OR ZONE B)". Iowa now has TWO ZONES for resident deer hunting: ZONE A and ZONE B (booklet p.7). ZONE B is CRAWFORD, IDA, LYON, O'BRIEN, PLYMOUTH, SHELBY, SIOUX and WOODBURY counties; all other counties are in ZONE A. ZONE B allows hunting for Antlered-buck only (at least one forked antler) in all seasons EXCEPT Youth, Disabled, Landowner-Tenant and Depredation. PARTY HUNTING is NOT allowed in ZONE B for residents and nonresidents - ZONE B requires each hunter to tag their own deer. ZONE B licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE A, and ZONE A licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE B.
Printed under the drawn column heading "SEASONS (ZONE A OR ZONE B)". Iowa now has TWO ZONES for resident deer hunting: ZONE A and ZONE B (booklet p.7). ZONE B is CRAWFORD, IDA, LYON, O'BRIEN, PLYMOUTH, SHELBY, SIOUX and WOODBURY counties; all other counties are in ZONE A. ZONE B allows hunting for Antlered-buck only (at least one forked antler) in all seasons EXCEPT Youth, Disabled, Landowner-Tenant and Depredation. PARTY HUNTING is NOT allowed in ZONE B for residents and nonresidents - ZONE B requires each hunter to tag their own deer. ZONE B licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE A, and ZONE A licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE B.
Printed under the drawn column heading "SEASONS (ZONE A OR ZONE B)". Iowa now has TWO ZONES for resident deer hunting: ZONE A and ZONE B (booklet p.7). ZONE B is CRAWFORD, IDA, LYON, O'BRIEN, PLYMOUTH, SHELBY, SIOUX and WOODBURY counties; all other counties are in ZONE A. ZONE B allows hunting for Antlered-buck only (at least one forked antler) in all seasons EXCEPT Youth, Disabled, Landowner-Tenant and Depredation. PARTY HUNTING is NOT allowed in ZONE B for residents and nonresidents - ZONE B requires each hunter to tag their own deer. ZONE B licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE A, and ZONE A licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE B.
Printed under the drawn column heading "SEASONS (ZONE A OR ZONE B)". Iowa now has TWO ZONES for resident deer hunting: ZONE A and ZONE B (booklet p.7). ZONE B is CRAWFORD, IDA, LYON, O'BRIEN, PLYMOUTH, SHELBY, SIOUX and WOODBURY counties; all other counties are in ZONE A. ZONE B allows hunting for Antlered-buck only (at least one forked antler) in all seasons EXCEPT Youth, Disabled, Landowner-Tenant and Depredation. PARTY HUNTING is NOT allowed in ZONE B for residents and nonresidents - ZONE B requires each hunter to tag their own deer. ZONE B licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE A, and ZONE A licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE B.
Printed under the drawn column heading "SEASONS (ZONE A OR ZONE B)". Iowa now has TWO ZONES for resident deer hunting: ZONE A and ZONE B (booklet p.7). ZONE B is CRAWFORD, IDA, LYON, O'BRIEN, PLYMOUTH, SHELBY, SIOUX and WOODBURY counties; all other counties are in ZONE A. ZONE B allows hunting for Antlered-buck only (at least one forked antler) in all seasons EXCEPT Youth, Disabled, Landowner-Tenant and Depredation. PARTY HUNTING is NOT allowed in ZONE B for residents and nonresidents - ZONE B requires each hunter to tag their own deer. ZONE B licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE A, and ZONE A licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE B.
Printed under the drawn column heading "SEASONS (ZONE A OR ZONE B)". Iowa now has TWO ZONES for resident deer hunting: ZONE A and ZONE B (booklet p.7). ZONE B is CRAWFORD, IDA, LYON, O'BRIEN, PLYMOUTH, SHELBY, SIOUX and WOODBURY counties; all other counties are in ZONE A. ZONE B allows hunting for Antlered-buck only (at least one forked antler) in all seasons EXCEPT Youth, Disabled, Landowner-Tenant and Depredation. PARTY HUNTING is NOT allowed in ZONE B for residents and nonresidents - ZONE B requires each hunter to tag their own deer. ZONE B licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE A, and ZONE A licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE B.
Printed under the drawn column heading "SEASONS (ZONE A OR ZONE B)". Iowa now has TWO ZONES for resident deer hunting: ZONE A and ZONE B (booklet p.7). ZONE B is CRAWFORD, IDA, LYON, O'BRIEN, PLYMOUTH, SHELBY, SIOUX and WOODBURY counties; all other counties are in ZONE A. ZONE B allows hunting for Antlered-buck only (at least one forked antler) in all seasons EXCEPT Youth, Disabled, Landowner-Tenant and Depredation. PARTY HUNTING is NOT allowed in ZONE B for residents and nonresidents - ZONE B requires each hunter to tag their own deer. ZONE B licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE A, and ZONE A licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE B.
Printed under the drawn column heading "SEASONS (ZONE A OR ZONE B)". Iowa now has TWO ZONES for resident deer hunting: ZONE A and ZONE B (booklet p.7). ZONE B is CRAWFORD, IDA, LYON, O'BRIEN, PLYMOUTH, SHELBY, SIOUX and WOODBURY counties; all other counties are in ZONE A. ZONE B allows hunting for Antlered-buck only (at least one forked antler) in all seasons EXCEPT Youth, Disabled, Landowner-Tenant and Depredation. PARTY HUNTING is NOT allowed in ZONE B for residents and nonresidents - ZONE B requires each hunter to tag their own deer. ZONE B licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE A, and ZONE A licenses are NOT allowed in ZONE B.
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ZONE B is CRAWFORD, IDA, LYON, O'BRIEN, PLYMOUTH, SHELBY, SIOUX and WOODBURY counties. The eight counties are drawn in CMYK (0, 1, 1, 0) on the "NEW ZONE B" map on booklet page 7 and are ALSO enumerated in the prose beside it; the fill-derived set and the printed set agree eight of eight, which is the publisher-computed checksum that licenses the same reading of the yellow set, for which no printed enumeration exists. All other Iowa counties are in ZONE A.
Regulations changes that occur after publication of this document will be reflected in the digital version at www.iowadnr.gov or on the Go Outdoors Iowa app.
A new online tool now allows for instant reporting of buck deer “deadheads” from Feb. 1 through July 31. Learn more about the new digital reporting process on p. 42.
Population Management January Antlerless Season will be available in Allamakee and Winneshiek counties only, if the number of unsold antlerless licenses on the third Monday in December exceeds 100. See p. 41.
Licenses are available from the sales date through the end of the season, or until quota fills. A current hunting license and habitat fee is also required. See p. 40 for resident deer license options.
Hunters may purchase up to two General Deer licenses, including any combination of ZONE A or ZONE B licenses, consisting of no more than one archery season and one firearm season tag of choice.
A limited quota of county specific Any-deer licenses will be available for purchase in select ZONE B counties on a first come basis, beginning at 9 a.m., Aug. 15.
ZONE A counties in yellow continue the Antlered-buck only restriction during first regular gun season, EXCEPT for Landowner-Tenant. The eighteen counties filled yellow on the "ZONE A COUNTY ANTLERLESS QUOTAS FOR RESIDENT HUNTERS" map on booklet page 7 are AUDUBON, BUENA VISTA, CALHOUN, CARROLL, CHEROKEE, CLAY, DICKINSON, EMMET, FREMONT, GREENE, HARRISON, MILLS, MONONA, OSCEOLA, PALO ALTO, POCAHONTAS, POTTAWATTAMIE and SAC. THIS COUNTY SET IS CARRIED IN FILL COLOUR AND IN NO CHARACTER ON THE PAGE: it is read from the eighteen drawn polygons filled CMYK (0, 0, 1, 0), each of which contains exactly one county label and exactly one quota number, and it was read independently off a 12x render by eye before the code agreed. It is NOT the set of counties whose antlerless quota is zero — KOSSUTH, WINNEBAGO, WORTH, HUMBOLDT, WRIGHT, GRUNDY, BLACK HAWK, CASS, MONTGOMERY and PAGE also print 0 and are white. Booklet page 6 corroborates three of the eighteen in words: "Audubon, Carroll and Greene counties have been added to the Antlered-buck only first regular gun season in portions of western Iowa."
50 county-specific Any-deer licences for LYON county, printed inside the county on the "NEW ZONE B (COUNTY ANY-DEER QUOTAS FOR RESIDENT HUNTERS)" map, booklet page 7. Sold on a first come basis from 9 a.m., Aug. 15; a county-specific Any-deer licence is valid only in the designated county and counts toward one of the two available resident General Licenses. Limit one per hunter.
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50 county-specific Any-deer licences for SIOUX county, printed inside the county on the "NEW ZONE B (COUNTY ANY-DEER QUOTAS FOR RESIDENT HUNTERS)" map, booklet page 7. Sold on a first come basis from 9 a.m., Aug. 15; a county-specific Any-deer licence is valid only in the designated county and counts toward one of the two available resident General Licenses. Limit one per hunter.
50 county-specific Any-deer licences for O'BRIEN county, printed inside the county on the "NEW ZONE B (COUNTY ANY-DEER QUOTAS FOR RESIDENT HUNTERS)" map, booklet page 7. Sold on a first come basis from 9 a.m., Aug. 15; a county-specific Any-deer licence is valid only in the designated county and counts toward one of the two available resident General Licenses. Limit one per hunter.
75 county-specific Any-deer licences for PLYMOUTH county, printed inside the county on the "NEW ZONE B (COUNTY ANY-DEER QUOTAS FOR RESIDENT HUNTERS)" map, booklet page 7. Sold on a first come basis from 9 a.m., Aug. 15; a county-specific Any-deer licence is valid only in the designated county and counts toward one of the two available resident General Licenses. Limit one per hunter.
100 county-specific Any-deer licences for WOODBURY county, printed inside the county on the "NEW ZONE B (COUNTY ANY-DEER QUOTAS FOR RESIDENT HUNTERS)" map, booklet page 7. Sold on a first come basis from 9 a.m., Aug. 15; a county-specific Any-deer licence is valid only in the designated county and counts toward one of the two available resident General Licenses. Limit one per hunter.
0 county-specific Any-deer licences for IDA county, printed inside the county on the "NEW ZONE B (COUNTY ANY-DEER QUOTAS FOR RESIDENT HUNTERS)" map, booklet page 7. Sold on a first come basis from 9 a.m., Aug. 15; a county-specific Any-deer licence is valid only in the designated county and counts toward one of the two available resident General Licenses. Limit one per hunter.
50 county-specific Any-deer licences for CRAWFORD county, printed inside the county on the "NEW ZONE B (COUNTY ANY-DEER QUOTAS FOR RESIDENT HUNTERS)" map, booklet page 7. Sold on a first come basis from 9 a.m., Aug. 15; a county-specific Any-deer licence is valid only in the designated county and counts toward one of the two available resident General Licenses. Limit one per hunter.
50 county-specific Any-deer licences for SHELBY county, printed inside the county on the "NEW ZONE B (COUNTY ANY-DEER QUOTAS FOR RESIDENT HUNTERS)" map, booklet page 7. Sold on a first come basis from 9 a.m., Aug. 15; a county-specific Any-deer licence is valid only in the designated county and counts toward one of the two available resident General Licenses. Limit one per hunter.
