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October 30, 2008

Archery hunters up effort as firearms season nears

Springfield – Weeks before the firearms deer season arrives, Illinois bowhunters are beginning to see mobility in the state’s deer herd. Lower temperatures and increased grain harvests have motivated deer to change gear. Proof was in the kill totals through the first 19 days of archery season, which were well ahead of last year’s pace. […]

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Vote Yes

Joe Albert Associate Editor Vote Yes. Let me remind all of you to please vote in favor of the Clean Water, Land and Legacy Amendment that will be on the ballot next Tuesday. All in all, this is a good idea and something our state needs desperately. Yes, it will increase the sales tax rate

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Hayward Area

Water temperatures have continued to drop and were in the low 50s on most lakes. Muskies have once again been providing the most consistent action. Most muskie anglers have been dragging suckers around and have been seeing quite a few fish. There have been no reports of any large fish, but quite a few 32-

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La Crosse Area

Woodcock have been filtering into the area. Bottomlands along the Kickapoo River are prime areas to hunt for these birds. Most wood ducks have migrated from the area. Typically, by the third week in October most wood ducks have departed Wisconsin. White pelicans numbers are declining in the La Crosse area. The first tundra swans

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