Illinois Outdoor News Cuffs & Collars
In Bureau County, CPO Wagner, while checking hunters at Miller Anderson Nature Preserve, observed hunters who seemed suspicious in their behavior.
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January 25, 2023
Barrier to keep carp from Great Lakes allows in other invaders
The Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant organization learned in a scientific study that other sorts of invaders may not be affected by the electric barrier technology.
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Northeast law enforcement group honors Region 6 ECO Mark Malone
The annual award honors officers for exemplary work protecting communities and natural resources by enforcing New York’s stringent Environmental Conservation Laws.
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Illinois Outdoor News Calendar of Events
Frank Anetsberger Chapter Izaak Walton League:.
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Illinois Outdoor News Mixed Bag
“The poaching of a trophy buck is disheartening on many levels,” the post read. “To illegally shoot a deer, remove the antlers, and leave the animal to waste is unethical and an insult to law abiding sportsmen and women who strive to pursue game ethically.
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Gun ownership: Every household has its story
Often, when I write about gun owner’s rights, I get a number of replies of what I can call nothing other than hate mail. Recently, someone wrote to tell me that I was personally responsible for the deaths of any children who are sadly slain by gun violence.
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‘Shawnee Challenge’ an excuse to explore in 2023
I’ve said it a thousand times – I love where I live in southern Illinois. I’m a mere 15 minutes away from two of the largest DNR managed properties, Kaskaskia River SWFA and Pyramid State Recreation Area.
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Looking ahead, looking back
Since we’re no longer living in the Adirondacks, Paula and I are right now in a dead zone of sorts when it comes to our outdoor pursuits.
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Replacing fur with oil-based fakes would be a bad decision
At one time, there was a thriving domestic retail market for fur in the U.S. The demand for fur at home created a lucrative market for not only mink farms, but trappers as well.
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