Successful whitetail deer hunters prove -
Persistence Has It's Rewards!

Whiteail deer hunters and Inside Iowa Hunting owners, Terry and Peggy Mothershead pose for a photograph with their trophy bucks harvested during the 2009 early muzzleloader season in Southcentral Iowa.

Yes, I know we are blowing our own horn, but we couldn't keep quiet about this awesome 160 buck Terry harvested - October 18, 2009.	And I followed on October 21, 2009 with my first whitetail buck ever. At 140 he's not a monster but the rack is very symetrical and an interesting chocolate color.

Danny from North Carolina harvested this awesome 12 point nontypical whitetail buck on private land - November 9, 2008. This whitetail deer was nontypical in more ways than one - other than antlers this buck has no male parts.	Jimmy from North Carolina harvested this nice 10 point whitetail buck on private land - November 10, 2008.
Dave from Pennsylvania harvested this tremendous 8 point whitetail buck on private land - November 6, 2007.	Mike from Minnesota harvested this tremendous 8 point whitetail buck on public land - November 6, 2007.
Mike and Dave pose for a picture with their trophy bucks - harvested on the same day - November 6, 2007.
Kent from Minnesota harvested this nice 8 point whitetail buck on public land - November 8, 2007	Ron from Oklahoma harvested this nice 10 point whitetail buck on public land - November 19, 2007
Marker from Iowa harvested this 8 point whitetail buck (inside spread measures 22 1/2 inches) - November 16, 2007.	This one almost got away, but with a lot of persistence and good tracking, the lost was found.

Dan from Wisconsin harvested this whitetail buck on public land - December 1, 2007. Unofficial green score 185 B&C.

Mike from Iowa harvested this whitetail buck on private land - December 1, 2007. Unofficial green score 180 B&C.

Cody with his first whitetail buck harvested on December 1, 2007. Unofficial green score 195 B&C.

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