Banquets/Fundraisers Jan. 21, 2012: Illinois Wabash Valley WTU Banquet, 5 p.m, Robinson Community Center. For more info call Joe Boyer, 618-592-6300. Jan. 28, 2012: Sauk Valley WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Sterling Moose Lodge. For more info call Derrick Lamb, 815-564-7361. Feb. 3, 2012: Rock Island, Henry County PF Banquet, 6 p.m., Milan Community Center. For more info call […]
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Springfield – High-dollar antlers are causing legal and ethical problems for hunters who covet and pursue them. Two separate major deer poaching cases came to light in a one-week period earlier this month, putting focus on the “trophy” aspect of hunting in the state. In total, eight hunters are facing multiple charges. DNR announced on
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Washington – With Congress’s fledgling “super committee” currently considering major federal deficit reduction, a new coalition of some 1,000 groups and businesses have joined “in urging Congress to consider the economic impacts of the great outdoors and historic preservation as it makes critical decisions concerning America’s fiscal health.” The “America’s Voice for Conservation, Recreation and
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Region I A District 1 CPO arrested two Savanna men for wanton waste on opening day of the north zone waterfowl opener. The two subjects were observed hunting waterfowl over a period of a few hours on a wetland near Savanna. Both subjects were observed shooting wood ducks and then not making an attempt to
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Firearms turkey hunters in the state took 638 birds during the 9-day season, down 11 percent from last year’s total of 716. “This continues a long term trend in both declining harvest and participation in fall turkey hunting, with many hunters choosing to concentrate on archery deer hunting during this time period,” Paul Brewer, DNR’s
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JONESBORO – This week’s heavy rainfall is forcing the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission to manipulate water levels on several wildlife management areas in northeast Arkansas. The measures are necessary to prevent damage or failure of infrastructure such as levees and water-control structures. The good news for duck hunters is that affected areas still will
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MONTICELLO – Just in time for waterfowl season, Ducks Unlimited and its partners recently completed a wetlands restoration project on the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s Cut-Off Creek Wildlife Management Area. “Southeast Arkansas is known for its incredible waterfowling tradition,” DU Manager of Conservation Programs Craig Hilburn said. “And DU is proud to partner with
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LITTLE ROCK – That main event now underway – modern gun deer season – will be more satisfying if you keep the bugs out of it. Bugs – insects in various forms and sizes – are always present in the Arkansas outdoors. These range from wasps seemingly the size of hummingbirds through ticks of all
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LITTLE ROCK – You may be a specialist who only hunts squirrels. Or maybe it is just rabbits. Still, you need to have a hunter orange cap and vest available at certain times. The requirement statewide in Arkansas is that hunter orange, hunter chartreuse or blaze orange must be worn by all hunters, except those
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