Every official Iowa hunting and fishing tool in one place. Go Outdoors Iowa licensing and harvest reporting, the regulations booklets, season dates, and the Iowa Hunting Atlas covering more than 721,000 acres of public ground, all linked straight to the Iowa DNR. Nothing here is copied or cached, so what you open is always the current version the DNR publishes.
Iowa sells licenses through Go Outdoors Iowa, on its own domain, but publishes every fee schedule and application deadline on iowadnr.gov.
Deer and turkey harvests have to be reported by midnight the day after tagging, through the app, the web, or the phone line.
A field journal, not a harvest-reporting tool
Go Outdoors Iowa is what the DNR requires of you, by midnight the day after you tag. huntNotes is the personal record alongside it, with sits, sightings, weather, and waypoints saved season over season on your phone. Free to download.
The rules, the season dates, and the full annual booklet the DNR replaces each year.
The DNR's per-species pages for Iowa's main seasons. Waterfowl and upland pages live under the same section and are pending a manual pass.
The Iowa Hunting Atlas is the state's headline access tool: more than 721,000 acres of public hunting ground, searchable and downloadable as Google Earth boundaries. It launches from the Where to Hunt page.
Licenses, regulations, trout waters, and Fish Iowa, the interactive counterpart to the Hunting Atlas.
Getting started in the field, and where hunter education signup lives.
All season dates, regulations, licensing, and public land information linked on this page are published and maintained by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. huntNotes is an independent app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Iowa DNR. Always confirm current regulations directly with the Iowa DNR before heading afield.