“Because of issues during the raising of the pheasants this year, additional birds had to be procured for the program – the birds that were available were hens only,” DNR announced in an email on Oct. 26.
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Now and then we get reminded that most animals are much smarter than most humans.
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It’s still difficult to say if Illinois hunters embrace the opportunity to get in some winter goose hunting or if they’ve grown bored with it.
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Springfield — More than two decades after the Light Goose Conservation Order was launched to thin flocks of snow, blue and Ross’ geese, it’s still difficult to say if Illinois hunters embrace the opportunity to get in some winter shooting or if they’ve grown bored with it.
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“DNR will continue to monitor for ongoing outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza, or HPAI, during the fall bird migration.
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Now and then we get reminded that most animals are much smarter than most humans.
Want to gauge a goose’s smarts? Just ask a goose hunter Read More »
There is evidence that the first 75 days of the archery season were a success. The Robertson family is an example. On Nov. 30, Jack Robertson took a healthy 12-pointer that green-scored 171 4⁄8 in Sangamon.
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Separate poaching case in Illinois involves 23 deer, including the unlawful harvest of a 205-inch, 18-point buck.
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Heading into the firearms season – it runs Nov. 18-20 and Dec. 1-4 – questions center of dry conditions and whether the deer herd is being affected by drought in many parts of the state.
Swift start to the Illinois deer season Read More »
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