Springfield – Illinois’ non-resident combination archery deer permit quota is again capped at 25,000, but the demand has been dropping ever since it was expanded three years ago. Back in 2009, when the quota was first expanded, 20,853 permits were sold to out-of-state deer hunters, who pay a considerable sum more than residents. Since then, […]
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The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides, and sporting goods stores. North Chain: According to fishing reporter Cory Yarmuth, the best bite has been early morning. The bass have moved up into the slop and are very active attacking scum frogs and other weedless baits. Work the pockets
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High school fishing teams, archery teams, shooting teams and the National Scholastic Sportsman Program have a lot to compete with while trying to engage young people, and it isn’t just video games these programs are up against. The scheduling challenges of introducing our kids to the outdoors may be just as difficult to overcome. A
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Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar has proposed the establishment of a new national wildlife refuge and conservation area in the Kissimmee River Valley, south of Orlando, Florida, to, as he put it, preserve one of the last remaining grassland and longleaf pine savanna landscapes in eastern North America. “This initiative,” said Salazar, “honors the
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