I’ve been writing for Illinois Outdoor News since 2015, concentrating mostly on trapping and furbearers. I’m happy to join the blogging team for the online version of Outdoor News. A little background: I’ve lived in central Illinois since I was 6 and set my first traps way back in 1966 when I was 9. My […]
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