Don’t Miss Out: Iowa Hunting and Fishing Licenses Expiring Soon!
Time is ticking for all hunters and anglers in Iowa! The clock is counting down to January 10, 2025, when the 2024 hunting and fishing licenses will expire. Starting January 11, 2025, a valid 2025 license will be required to continue enjoying your favorite outdoor activities.
Seasonal Closures and Extensions
As the deadline approaches, it’s crucial to stay informed about the various hunting and fishing seasons in Iowa. For those interested in pheasant, late muzzleloader, archery deer, and archery fall turkey hunting, note that these seasons will close on January 10. However, squirrel, quail, partridge, and grouse hunting will remain open until January 31, offering extended opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts.
If you’re a fan of furbearer hunting or rabbit season, don’t worry just yet! These seasons are open until February 28, giving you more time to enjoy the thrill of the chase. Crow season will run from January 14 to March 31, while beaver trapping season will close on April 15, so mark your calendars accordingly.
Waterfowl Season Closures and Conservation Order
For waterfowl enthusiasts, it’s essential to be aware of the upcoming season closures in different zones. The north zone dark and light goose season will end on January 11, followed by the central zone on January 18, and the south zone on January 25. However, the light goose conservation order season will be open statewide from January 26 to May 1, with additional regulations in place for conservation purposes.
In conclusion, the deadline for renewing your hunting and fishing licenses is fast approaching, so don’t miss out on the opportunity to continue enjoying the great outdoors in Iowa. Stay informed about the season closures and extensions to make the most of your hunting and fishing experiences. Remember, a valid 2025 license will be your ticket to adventure starting January 11, so get ready to explore all that Iowa has to offer!
