We read it and then we have to try and get our spouse, significant other or family member to peruse it as well. It is the annual Christmas Gifts for the Outdoor Person story chock full of great ideas for the individual who likes to hunt or fish. Half of the stuff is heavily coveted […]
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Each deer season I hear at least a couple of fellow hunters mention their frustration with the army of active squirrels surrounding their tree stands. Typical objections to bushytails include their “made you look” impersonations of approaching deer, their tattle-tale manner of barking at hunters, and the occasional “thought he was going to jump on
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Springfield- A federal grand jury returned a 23-count felony indictment Thursday (Dec. 9) charging a popular Illinois waterfowl hunting guide with conspiracy, wildlife trafficking, and making false writings in connection with the illegal sale of guided waterfowl hunts, the Department of Justice announced. The indictment charges Jeffrey B. Foiles , 53, of Pleasant Hill, Ill., with
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Most of Wisconsin received its first significant snowfall of the year in the last week. Heavies snowfall was in the northwest part of the state with heavier snow also along the western border of the state. The northeast received just a dusting and still has no to minimal snow cover. Snow depths ranged from a
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The 2010 bear season is history. The results, with a much lower than expected kill, beg more questions than answers. Did the altered format, with a Saturday opening day, increase or decrease hunter participation? Were more school-age hunters involved? Are hunters happy with the change? While the Game Commission claims higher bear license sales, there
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