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CEDAR COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

CEDAR COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

DIRECTOR OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT

AND LEASED HUNTING

BILL KRON 

294 230th  PO Box 148 Street West Branch Iowa 52358 

319-430-8220

http://www.Iowawildlife.org

billkron@Lcom.net

BONDED AND INSURED

 

Hello All State Of Iowa Historical And Genealogy Societies,

 

          My name is Bill Kron and I am the Cedar County Historical Society(CCHS) Director Of Wildlife Management and Leased Hunting for CCHS Farms in Cedar County Iowa. (607 Orange Street Tipton, IA 52772)

 

We have been running our program for two years with great success. If the any County Historical Society owns farm property please consider the following information concerning our wildlife and leased hunting management program.

 

CCHS has successfully managed their previous wildlife overpopulation and  

raised almost $15,000 in the last 3 years to fund CCHS projects plus benefits outlined in the following letter. Our wildlife management program is bonded and insured. Cedar County Historical Society currently has 680 acres enrolled in the wildlife and leased hunting management program. As well as being a new source of income for the Cedar County Historical Society, the surrounding landowners are pleased the CCHS is taking a responsible approach to reducing the deer and turkey numbers resulting in less crop damage.

 

The Iowa DNR has also partnered with our hunting lessees

to help reduce the crop damage caused by excessive deer and turkey population. It has been a "win, win, win" situation for the CCHS, the leasing hunters and the surrounding landowners.

 

As Director for the CCHS wildlife management program, I am responsible for contracts, insurance, setting hunting dates, monies collected and all hunting lessee communications after the CCHS Agricultural Committee and total CCHS membership has approved the general plan.  I also have introduced myself to all local DNR officers and have briefed them on all CCHS wildlife and leased hunting management plans. The DNR also knows at all times who has CCHS leased hunting permits to be on CCHS farm and timbered properties.

 

All hunting lessees of CCHS, in addition to their own personal identification must carry CCHS identification permits allowing them to be on CCHS farm property with proof of insurance.

 

Farmers who have leased CCHS crop ground are briefed of the situation and have been thankful of reduced crop damage. Hunting lessees are allowed and have planted food plots to further reduce wildlife crop damage.

 

Each year the hunting lessees are required to keep a written log of their hunting activities, including kinds and numbers of wildlife killed. This report is to be turned into the CCHS agricultural committee for their review. The CCHS outlined wildlife management plan has worked so well, I feel it can be used as a model for other Iowa county historical organizations and all landowners with manageable farm properties. Please feel free to forward this information to the appropriate  County Historical Society Board, manager, director or committee.

 

If your Historical Society owns farmland and feels that the CCHS

Wildlife Management Program may apply to your situation I am available to give a presentation about our model for successful management of wildlife and leased hunting at anytime with no obligation.

 

Best regards,

 Bill Kron

319-430-8220

 

CEDAR COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY ANNOUNCES HUNTING MANAGEMENT

AGREEMENT FOR LARKIN FARM NEAR BUCHANNON

 

The Cedar County Historical Society has announced a hunting management agreement with Mr. Bill Kron of West Branch to offer leased hunting and day hunts on the Cedar County Historical Society Farm known as the Larkin Farm located at 1285 225th street West of  Buchannan.

 

The purpose of the agreement is three fold: To control an ever growing deer and turkey depredation problem for the farm tenant and neighboring farmers, to raise revenue to be used for improvements, current and future projects, and to encourage an increase in Historical Society membership.

 

“I think this agreement is an important step towards helping to make more people aware of the jewel that exists at the Larkin/Bickett-Rate farm near Buchannan. For many years people have inquired about hunting opportunities out there, and this agreement should help to manage that interest in a way that is very beneficial to the neighbors and Society,” commented Sharon Voparil, chair person of the Larkin Farm Management Committee.

 

Earlier this year, the Cedar County Historical Society Board approved allowing members in good standing to use the property for hiking, picnicking, and mushrooming. Members interested in visiting the property should call the Historical Society Museum at 563-886-2899 to let the Society know when a person will be on the property during non hunting times.

 

“Of course, anyone interested in joining the Historical Society can contact our office for membership information, its great time to join as lots of things are happening,” added President Sherry Snyder.

 

The Farm is available for immediate leasing for all of the Iowa hunting seasons and interested parties should call Bill Kron for hunting details at 319-430-8220. or visit his web site at: www.renttohunt.com

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Turn In Poachers allows the caller to remain totally anonymous, even to the TIP committee paying the reward. Thus, there is no chance of the poacher knowing the identity of the caller. The caller will be given a code number; and a nontraceable bank draft or cash award will be arranged if an arrest is made and the reward requested. EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY: UP TO $1000.00 REWARD PAID FOR INFORMATION RESULTING IN THE ARREST AND SUCCESSFUL CONVICTION OF PERSONS OR PERSONS ILLEGALLY TRESPASSING, VANDALIZING OR DEFACING PERSONAL OR REAL PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE CEDAR COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. WARNING: 24 HOURS A DAY/7 DAYS A WEEK REAL TIME LIVE WEBCAM WIRELESS TRANSMISSION, RECORDING AND SURVEILANCE. Cedar County Sheriff: 1-563-886-2121 Cedar County DNR OFFICER SHAWN MEIER: 1-319-530-6121 Poacher's hotline:1-800-532-2020 PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR TOTALLY ANONYMOUS TIP REWARD INFORMATION. Please contact me at billkron@Lcom.net PLEASE CLICK HERE TO CALL ME TOLL FREE. FOR INFORMATION RESULTING IN THE ARREST AND SUCCESSFUL CONVICTION OF PERSONS OR PERSONS ILLEGALLY TRESPASSING, VANDALIZING OR DEFACING PERSONAL OR REAL PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE CEDAR COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. CEDAR COUNTY SHERIFF 1-563-886-2121 POACHER'S HOTLINE 1-800-532-2020 (175875 bytes)">
The trophy buck pictured below was bagged by Craig Goetz of Cedar Rapids, Iowa during the 1997 bow season on a Bill Kron managed hunting farm near our current Cedar County hunting farm that we will be deer hunt leasing. Craig was just approaching his tree stand mid afternoon when he spotted his trophy buck approaching. He was not expecting to see action quite so quickly and before he had a chance to climb into his tree stand. Craig barely had enough time to draw his bow, but did so quickly as the buck approached his tree, and briefly turned broadside to Craig. Having little time to aim he let his arrow fly as soon as possible. Craig was certain that his arrow had hit the Buck. The Buck turned and ran 100 yards before it fell dead. The rack scored 181+ points, six months after he shot it.