Early turkey season began wet, snowy for Illinois youth hunters
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March 31, 2023
Five non-resident deer hunters, including TV host, plead guilty to wildlife violations in Illinois
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officials announced today that five hunters, including Andrae D’Acquisto – known for DVDs and appearances on the TV show “Whitetail Addictions” – and his son Cody D’Aquisito, entered into a plea agreement in a Menard County courtroom relating to baiting charges filed in 2009. The DNR and USFWS investigation documented that …
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