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Iowa Fishing and Hunting License Issuing Agents Iowa Fishing and Hunting License Issuing Agents ADAIR COUNTY, IA COUNTY RECORDER, ADAIR GREENFIELD TRUE VALUE SHOPKO GREENFIELD #687 400 PUBLIC SQ STE 6 506 SE 6TH ST 202 SW KENT ST GREENFIELD, IA GREENFIELD, IA GREENFIELD, IA ADAMS COUNTY, IA BOBBERS DOWN MARINA LLC CORNING MINI MART COUNTY RECORDER, ADAMS 1730 JUNIPER 801 HULL ST APT 3 500 9TH ST CORNING, IA CORNING, IA CORNING, IA LAKESIDE SUPPLIES 2105 200TH STREET CORNING, IA ALLAMAKEE COUNTY, IA BARRY'S MINI MART COUNTY RECORDER, ALLAMAKEE DONAHUE'S ONE STOP 403 W CHESNUT ST 110 ALLAMAKEE ST 125 JEFFERSON AVE HARPERS FERRY, IA WAUKON, IA HARPERS FERRY, IA GUPPY'S ON THE GO HARMON'S HIGH CHAPARALL JOHNS HARDWARE 164 W TILDEN ST 247 ROSS AVE SW 135 S LAWLER POSTVILLE, IA NEW ALBIN, IA POSTVILLE, IA SHOPKO OF WAUKON #671 SPORTSMEN MOTEL SPORTSMEN'S UNLIMITED 819 11TH AVE SW 2753 STATE HIGHWAY 76 866 ALLAMAKEE ST WAUKON, IA DORCHESTER, IA WAUKON, IA VILLAGE FARM & HOME SUPPLY 330 MAIN ST LANSING, IA APPANOOSE COUNTY, IA BRIDGEVIEW BAIT & TACKLE BUCK CREEK MARINA C & B ENTERPRISES INC 11367 HIGHWAY S70 21646 MARINA PLACE 2223 WEST VIEW DR MELROSE, IA MORAVIA, IA OSCEOLA, IA COUNTY RECORDER, APPANOOSE DAM SITE DEPOT LLC DNR RATHBUN FISH HATCHERY 201 N 12TH ST 20875 HWY J5T 15053 HATCHERY PL CENTERVILLE, IA MORAVIA, IA MORAVIA, IA ELLIOTTS GENERAL STORE HONEY CREEK RESORT STATE PARK MARSHALLS ARCHERY 23828 HIGHWAY J18 12633 RESORT DR 102 WALNUT ST E MORAVIA, IA MORAVIA, IA NUMA, IA SCOTT'S PAWN & GUN WAL-MART #1621 708 S MAPLE ST 23145 HWY 5 CENTERVILLE, IA CENTERVILLE, IA AUDUBON COUNTY, IA COUNTY RECORDER, AUDUBON SHOPKO AUDUBON #683 318 LEROY ST STE 7 109 N MARKET ST AUDUBON, IA AUDUBON, IA BENTON COUNTY, IA Published Nov 3 2014 Iowa Fishing and Hunting License Issuing Agents BENTON COUNTY, IA ATKINS SAVINGS BANK & TRUST BELLE PLAINE LUMBER 97 MAIN AVE 509 13TH STREET ATKINS, IA BELLE PLAINE, IA CASEY'S GENERAL STORE #3294 COUNTY RECORDER, BENTON IA PHEASANTS 'N' MORE HUNT LODGE 5350 31ST AVE 111 E 4TH ST 1704 8TH AVE URBANA, IA VINTON, IA BELLE PLAINE, IA JOHN'S QWIK STOP KIMM'S SINCLAIR PIPPERT HARDWARE 814 C AVE 604 LOCUST ST NE 91 MAIN ST VINTON, IA BLAIRSTOWN, IA KEYSTONE, IA RABE HARDWARE, INC. STULLS BY THE LAKE THEISEN'S OF VINTON 317 LOCUST ST NW 2009 BENTON IOWA ROAD 1405 HWY 218 S BLAIRSTOWN, IA BLAIRSTOWN, IA VINTON, IA BLACK HAWK COUNTY, IA BEST'S POWERHOUSE COUNTY RECORDER, BLACK HAWK DICK'S SPORTING GOODS #688 11217 E DUNKERTON RD 316 E 5TH ST 1411 FLAMMANG DR DUNKERTON, IA WATERLOO, IA WATERLOO, IA DNR GEORGE WYTH STATE PARK DOUBLE LUNG ARCHERY INC FARM & FLEET OF CEDAR FALLS 3659 WYTH RD 501 MAIN ST 219 BRANDILYNN BLVD WATERLOO, IA LA PORTE CITY, IA CEDAR FALLS, IA HANK'S LIVE BAIT & TACKLE HYVEE INC (#1863) HYVEE INC (#1866) 186 W 15TH ST 2181 LOGAN AVE 1422 FLAMMANG DR WATERLOO, IA WATERLOO, IA WATERLOO, IA HYVEE INC (#1869) KMART #4158 PAINE'S INC 4000 UNIVERSITY AVE 3810 UNIVERSITY AVE 190 PLAZA DR WATERLOO, IA WATERLOO, IA WATERLOO, IA PRONTO OF WASHBURN RANDALL'S STOP N SHOP SCHEELS ALL SPORTS 7305 LAPORTE ROAD 320 5TH 402 VIKING PLAZA DRIVE WASHBURN, IA HUDSON, IA CEDAR FALLS, IA TED'S HOME & HARDWARE THUNDER RIDGE AMPRIDE URB'S DO IT BEST HARDWARE 3550 LAFAYETTE ROAD 2425 WHITETAIL DR 204 COMMERCIAL ST EVANSDALE, IA CEDAR FALLS, IA LA PORTE CITY, IA WAL-MART #0753 WAL-MART #1496 525 BRANDILYNN BLVD 1334 FLAMMANG DR CEDAR FALLS, IA WATERLOO, IA BOONE COUNTY, IA CLARK'S TAXIDERMY COUNTY RECORDER, BOONE DANIEL BOONE SPORT SHOP 712 STATE ST 201 STATE ST 1272 216TH DR BOONE, IA BOONE, IA BOONE, IA HYVEE INC (#1038) MORGAN FARMS FIREARMS & TACTICAL GEAROUTDOORS ALL AMERICAS INC 1111 8TH ST 1271 G AVENUE 1530 280TH ST BOONE, IA OGDEN, IA MADRID, IA Published Nov 3 2014 Iowa Fishing and Hunting License Issuing Agents BOONE COUNTY, IA WAL-MART #1389 1515 SE MARSHALL ST BOONE, IA BREMER COUNTY, IA COUNTY RECORDER, BREMER GUPPY'S ON THE GO READLYN SAVINGS BANK 415 E BREMER AVE 600 7TH AVE SW 141 MAIN ST WAVERLY, IA TRIPOLI, IA READLYN, IA WAL-MART #1005 YUNGTUM TRUE VALUE 2700 4TH ST SW 112 W FIRST ST WAVERLY, IA SUMNER, IA BUCHANAN COUNTY, IA COUNTY RECORDER, BUCHANAN FAIRBANK FOOD CENTER HARDWARE HANK 210 5TH AVE NE 102 4TH ST N 314 1ST ST E INDEPENDENCE, IA FAIRBANK, IA INDEPENDENCE, IA MANCHESTER PETROLEUM PETERSON HARDWARE PRONTO MARKET 201 NORTH WATER AVE 751 YOUNG ST 201 MAIN ST QUASQUETON, IA JESUP, IA HAZELTON, IA QUIK-N HANDI III SPEEDE SHOP WAL-MART #0750 710 WASHBURN 744 220TH STREET 302 ENTERPRISE DR SW LAMONT, IA WINTHROP, IA INDEPENDENCE, IA BUENA VISTA COUNTY, IA COUNTY RECORDER, BUENA VISTA HYVEE INC (#1634) LAKESIDE MARINA, INC 215 E 5TH ST 1250 N LAKE AVE 96 LAKESHORE DR STORM LAKE, IA STORM LAKE, IA LAKESIDE, IA R&B CONVENIENCE PRONTO SPARKYS ONE STOP #06 SPARKYS ONE STOP #16 6087 HWY 110 SOUTH 383 W HWY 7 5292 HWY 71 N STORM LAKE, IA NEWELL, IA STORM LAKE, IA STORM LAKE HONDA STORM LAKE MARINA WAL-MART #1526 207 EAST MILWAUKEE AVE 207 WEST MARINA ROAD 1831 N LAKE AVE STORM LAKE, IA STORM LAKE, IA STORM LAKE, IA BUTLER COUNTY, IA ALLISON HARDWARE COUNTY RECORDER, BUTLER TKB FIREARMS 303 N MAIN ST 428 6TH ST 211 S CHERRY STREET ALLISON, IA ALLISON, IA SHELL ROCK, IA CALHOUN COUNTY, IA COUNTY RECORDER, CALHOUN SPARKYS ONE STOP #03 SPARKYS ONE STOP #10 416 4TH ST STE 3 HWY 20 & N28 711 E MAIN ST ROCKWELL CITY, IA LYTTON, IA LAKE CITY, IA SPARKYS ONE STOP #28 SWANSON HARDWARE SWANSON HARDWARE 2325 MARSHALL 620 HIGH ST 1013 MAIN ST ROCKWELL CITY, IA ROCKWELL CITY, IA MANSON, IA Published Nov 3 2014 Iowa Fishing and Hunting License Issuing Agents CALHOUN COUNTY, IA TWIN LAKES MARINA 2280 TWIN LAKES RD ROCKWELL CITY, IA CARROLL COUNTY, IA AL'S CORNER OIL CO AVAD HUNT CLUB CARROLL COUNTY CONSERVATION BOARD 12053 HWY 71 N 26321 HWY 141 22676 SWAN LAKE DR CARROLL, IA COON RAPIDS, IA CARROLL, IA COON RAPIDS TRUE VALUE COUNTY RECORDER, CARROLL HYVEE INC (#1051) 517 MAIN ST 114 E 6TH 905 W US HIGHWAY 30 COON RAPIDS, IA CARROLL, IA CARROLL, IA KMART #3585 SHOOTERS OUTLET SPIES FUR COMPANY 715 US HWY 30 W 114 MAIN STREET 10216 HWY 141 W CARROLL, IA ARCADIA, IA MANNING, IA THE SNARE SHOP TRUE VALUE HARDWARE & HOME STORE WAL-MART #1787 330 S MAIN STREET 221 W 6TH ST 2014 KITTYHAWK AVE LIDDERDALE, IA CARROLL, IA CARROLL, IA CASS COUNTY, IA 21ST CENTURY COOPERATIVE CAPPEL'S ACE HARDWARE COUNTY RECORDER, CASS 74515 RICHLAND RD 110 CHESTNUT ST 5 W 7TH ST MASSENA, IA ATLANTIC, IA ATLANTIC, IA DNR LAKE ANITA STATE PARK DNR SW REGIONAL OFFICE HYVEE INC (#1026) 55111 750TH ST 57744 LEWIS RD 1630 E 7TH ST ANITA, IA LEWIS, IA ATLANTIC, IA MAIN STREET MARKET OF ANITA WAL-MART #3394 MAIN STREET MARKET OF 1905 E 7TH ST ANITA, IA ATLANTIC, IA CEDAR COUNTY, IA COUNTY RECORDER, CEDAR THEISEN'S OF TIPTON WAL-MART #0841 400 CEDAR ST ROOM 202 110 E 3RD ST 1126 HWY 38 N TIPTON, IA TIPTON, IA TIPTON, IA CERRO GORDO COUNTY, IA COUNTY RECORDER, CERRO GORDO CRAZY MINNOW COMPANY DNR CLEAR LAKE STATION 220 N WASHINGTON 1124 S 8TH ST 1203 N SHORE DR MASON CITY, IA CLEAR LAKE, IA CLEAR LAKE, IA DRUGTOWN (#7056) GISMOS AND GADGETS HYVEE #2 (1413) 875 4TH ST SW 1435 2ND SE 551 S ILLINOIS AVE MASON CITY, IA MASON CITY, IA MASON CITY, IA KRAMER HARDWARE KRAMER HARDWARE MILLS FLEET FARM 440 S ILLINOIS AVE 580 HIGHWAY 18 E 3200 4TH STREET SW MASON CITY, IA CLEAR LAKE, IA MASON CITY, IA Published Nov 3 2014 Iowa Fishing and Hunting License Issuing Agents CERRO GORDO COUNTY, IA WAL-MART #0810 4151 4TH ST SW MASON CITY, IA CHEROKEE COUNTY, IA COUNTY RECORDER, CHEROKEE FIREICE FIREARMS HYVEE INC (#1068) 520 W MAIN ST 1509 N 2ND 1010 RIVERVIEW DR CHEROKEE, IA CHEROKEE, IA CHEROKEE, IA KMART #9222 SPARKYS ONE STOP #07 1111 N 2ND ST 110 E BLUFF ST CHEROKEE, IA CHEROKEE, IA CHICKASAW COUNTY, IA CASEY'S GENERAL STORE #3037 CITY OF FREDERICKSBURG COUNTY RECORDER, CHICKASAW 1200 N 2ND STREET 151 W MAIN ST 8 E PROSPECT ST CHEROKEE, IA FREDERICKSBURG, IA NEW HAMPTON, IA FIVE STAR COOP FREDERICKSBURG FOOD CENTER NUB'S BAIT, TACKLE & MORE 1949 N LINN ST PO BOX 194 303 MAIN ST NEW HAMPTON, IA FREDERICKSBURG, IA NASHUA, IA SCHUETH ACE HARDWARE SHOPKO OF NEW HAMPTON #668 THEISEN'S OF NEW HAMPTON 6 W MAIN ST 660 W MILWAUKEE ST 413 W MILWAUKEE ST 18W NEW HAMPTON, IA NEW HAMPTON, IA NEW HAMPTON, IA VISIONS OF THE WILD WAPSI SPORTING SUPPLY 210 W MAIN ST 1705 155TH ST IONIA, IA NEW HAMPTON, IA CLARKE COUNTY, IA CASEY'S GENERAL STORE #3212 COUNTY RECORDER, CLARKE HIGH PRAIRIE FARMS 400 S MAIN ST 100 S MAIN ST 1 BOYT DR OSCEOLA, IA OSCEOLA, IA OSCEOLA, IA HYVEE INC (#1473) WAL-MART #4606 510 W MCLANE ST 2400 COLLEGE DR OSCEOLA, IA OSCEOLA, IA CLAY COUNTY, IA CAR GO EXPRESS CAR GO EXPRESS COUNTY RECORDER, CLAY 217 W 3RD ST 1804 HIGHWAY BLVD 300 W 4TH ST STE 3 PETERSON, IA SPENCER, IA SPENCER, IA DYNOS #33 NO LIMITS OUTDOORS OUTDOORSMAN HUNT CLUB 1201 LAKESHORE DR 212 11TH STREET SW PLAZA 2515 480TH ST STORM LAKE, IA SPENCER, IA WEBB, IA SOUTHERN ARCHERY WAL-MART #2714 305 11TH ST SE 500 11TH ST SW SPENCER, IA SPENCER, IA CLAYTON COUNTY, IA Published Nov 3 2014 Iowa Fishing and Hunting License Issuing Agents CLAYTON COUNTY, IA COUNTY RECORDER, CLAYTON DNR BIG SPRINGS HATCHERY 111 HIGH STREET NE 16212 BIG SPRING RD ELKADER, IA ELKADER, IA DNR GUTTENBERG FISH MANAGEMENT EDGEWOOD FARM & HOME SUPPLY ELKADER TRUE VALUE 331 S RIVER PARK DR 106 W UNION ST 201 N MAIN ST GUTTENBERG, IA EDGEWOOD, IA ELKADER, IA FISK FARM & HOME SUPPLY FULL DRAW ARCHERY KUEMPEL TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 603 HWY 18W 17185 HIGHWAY 3 430 S RIVER PARK DR MONONA, IA STRAWBERRY POINT, IA GUTTENBERG, IA MURRAY'S OUTDOOR STORE NADING SERVICE & SPORTING GOODS QUILLINS IOWA INC 1402 S HWY 52 201 COMMERCIAL ST 808 SOUTH MAIN STREET GUTTENBERG, IA STRAWBERRY
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