All things considered, the naturally occurring physiological and biological reduction in metabolic rate greatly increases the chance that a deer is to live to see the reprieve of springtime.
Deer health: the wintering whitetail’s metabolism Read More »
Don’t be cheap or cut corners when you are buying hunting equipment.
Pitfalls of buying hunting equipment on the cheap Read More »
Last fall, a doe with some type of growth on her brisket-area, began showing up on one of our trail cameras.
The effects of hydrocysts in Illinois white-tailed deer Read More »
A quick browse through the “Cuffs and Collars” page in each issue of Illinois Outdoor News reveals that there are plenty of hunters in the state who could probably use a lesson on ethics.
Fortunately for ethical hunters, many poachers don’t understand social media Read More »
The Illinois deer season ended Sunday (Jan. 15) with a total of 53,677 deer taken, down from the 2015 archery harvest of 56,740
Archery harvest down as Illinois deer hunting season ends Read More »
The Illinois deer season wraps up Sunday, and although harvest numbers are expected to be a bit down compared to last season, the end is a good time to reflect not only on success but on hunter attitude
Deer hunters facing end to another season – here’s to humble beginnings and endings Read More »
DNR managers say the cost of tracking and monitoring CWD is worth it as the state has been able to keep the deer disease at bay compared to neighboring states
Report says Illinois spent more than $1 million monitoring CWD in deer herd during 2016 Read More »
Conservation Police Officers are busy year round
State’s CPOs carry a heavy load of responsibility year-round Read More »
A preview of the look at daily duties of Illinois CPOs
Losing CPOs to state budget mess would be a strike against sportsmen Read More »
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