CHICAGO (AP) – Gov. Pat Quinn has no problem with Illinois being the only state where it’s illegal to carry a concealed weapon. Quinn stood by his opposition to concealed weapons on Thursday – just days after lawmakers in neighboring Wisconsin passed a law to lift that state’s ban. Wisconsin’s Republican governor is expected to […]
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Professional duck hunter and guide Jeffrey B. Foiles pleaded guilty June 23 in federal court in Springfield, Ill., to wildlife charges arising from the illegal sale of guided waterfowl hunts. Foiles, 54, of Pleasant Hill, Ill., pleaded guilty to an information charging him with one misdemeanor count of unlawful sale of wildlife in violation of the Lacey Act, as
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This report is based on information from anglers, local tackle shops, spot creel surveys and fish manager’s observations. It is a general summary of what others are saying about what fish are being caught and what gear anglers’ are using. Fishing at Magic Reservoir is coming on. Boat anglers are reporting good success especially around
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For the first time, trophy whitetail hunters hoping to find their name in the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation’s Cy Curtis Awards book can view the publication free online at the all new wildlifedepartment.com. “We’ve revamped wildlifedepartment.com to make it more visually appealing and user-friendly,” said Nels Rodefeld, information and education chief for the Wildlife
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Recently, a pair of the most “un-duck-like” ducks has been spotted in McAlester. Residents have spotted and photographed two black-bellied whistling ducks perched on what was left of an ice storm-damaged maple tree in their urban backyard. “I like all critters, I’m a wildlife guy that has been duck hunting all my life, but I’ve
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FISHER GROVE STATE PARK, S.D. – The rising James River has flooded Fisher Grove State Park for the second time this year. The park will close today, but expects to re-open July 1, assuming the water has receded.
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PIERRE, S.D. – One of South Dakota’s oldest state parks has a brand new campground. Harford Beach State Park’s East Campground will be open for campers this weekend. “The new 57-site campground will allow more visitors to enjoy the beauty and historical significance of Hartford Beach,” said Park Manager Jeff Nodsle. “The new sites have
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FORT SISSETON HISTORIC STATE PARK, S.D. – Fort Sisseton State Park will be hosting its Independence Day commemoration in classic style on July 3, from 1 to 5 p.m. CDT. A number of activities and interpretive programs will be offered for all ages, including games and crafts, blacksmithing, wagon rides, Dutch oven cooking demonstrations, soap
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LEAD, S.D. – Openings still exist for riders to take part in the 14th Annual Mickelson Trail Trek, say park officials. The deadline for early registration for the Sept. 16-18 ride is July 1. After that, merchandise is not included with registration. Registration can be completed online by visiting www.mickelsontrail.com and following the “Trail Trek”
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