Your Daily Outdoor Update – May 4th – Vertical Jig Ice Rods
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May 4, 2015
Lures and fish – does color really matter?
If you are like me, you probably have every different style of bait under the sun packed away neatly in little bins and containers.
Bobcat bill advances with special budgetary side notes
Springfield — As expected, the House version of the “Bobcat Bill” passed April 17, setting the stage for what hunters and trappers hope is a quick run through the Senate. Interestingly, as a sign of the times in financially-struggling Illinois, House Bill 0352 was amended in the days before being called for a vote in
‘Overnight treestands’ passes, but concern from southwest
Dodgeville, Wis. — The annual DNR and Conservation Congress spring hearings in Iowa County on April 13 offered 112 questions for debate and a public vote. There were few surprises, with most proposals passing with little opposition. However, DNR and congress delegates expect sportsmen to follow up with further analysis on a couple of issues,
Dough for doe: $1,500 fine for antlerless deer
Ledyard, N.Y. — A 35-year-old Aurora man was fined $1,500 for taking excess antlered deer in connection with a hunting violation last November in Cayuga County, DEC officials reported. Bruce D. Baker, Jr., was cited in connection with a Nov. 16 incident in the town of Ledyard. His case was heard earlier this year. Other
