Hunting

Except for special hunts or seasons specified by the LPA Board of Directors, only Association members and their guests can fish on Lake Panorama or other LPA assets. The Lake Panorama Association follows all fishing, hunting, and trapping laws and regulations the Iowa Department of Natural Resources sets. Hunting is forbidden inside the boundaries of Lake Panorama Subdivision, except in locations and under circumstances and rules defined and imposed from time to time by the Lake Panorama Board of Directors. Trapping is typically forbidden but may be permitted in limited circumstances with specific authorization from the Lake Panorama Association. Violations of hunting or trapping restrictions on Lake Panorama Property may result in the loss of privileges and fines imposed by the LPA and the Iowa DNR.

Hunting Regulations Set By The Department Of Natural Resources: All hunters who hunt on Iowa’s licensed hunting preserves must get either an Iowa small game hunting license and habitat fee or the specialized hunting preserve hunting license, which is exclusively valid on preserves. Resident Iowa children aged 16 and younger are not required to obtain a license if accompanied by an adult aged 18 or older with a valid license. On the other hand, non-resident youths of the same age must get a non-resident youth preservation license and pay the habitat charge.

Free Annual Hunting and Fishing License: This license is for residents of Iowa who are chronically handicapped and have an annual household income that’s less than the federal poverty requirement or who are above 64 and have a yearly household income that’s less than the federal poverty guidelines.
Veteran Lifetime Hunting and Fishing License: This is a lifelong hunting license for veterans with a service-connected handicap or who were prisoners of war.
Iowa Lifetime Trout For Resident Veterans: A license for Iowa residents who qualify for and have received the Disabled Veterans Homestead Credit.
Resident Non-Ambulatory Deer Hunting License: Iowa citizens certified by a physician as non-ambulatory may apply for this type of license.
Iowa Annual Hunting License For Resident Armed Forces Veteran: Residents of Iowa who have been on federal active duty in the US armed services are eligible. Applicants will only be required to apply once. Once authorized, the licenses will be available for purchase annually.

Crossbow for Deer and Turkey Hunting License: A permit that authorizes using a crossbow when hunting deer and turkey for people confirmed by a physician as having an upper extremity handicap.
Eligibility for a Severely Disabled Deer Hunting License: Hunters certified as seriously handicapped by a physician can get a paid deer hunting license to hunt through the Disabled Hunter Season.