Along with a lot of things that involve crime and criminals, HB 5855 increases the age for most Illinoisans to carry a firearm from 18 to 21.
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The harvest for the second weekend of the season (Dec. 1-4) was 24,500, compared with 21,477 during the second season in 2021.
Illinois shotgun hunters improve as deer harvest climbs from 2021 Read More »
Danny Cox, who pitched for the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1980s, was one of eight people accused of deer hunting violations in St. Clair County.
It is part of two poaching cases in Illinois that have captured the attention of deer hunters. The other involves the poaching of 23 deer in Hamilton County.
Former big league pitcher accused of deer poaching in Illinois Read More »
“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.
Expect to flush more hens in DNR program Read More »
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.
Light goose report: fewer hunters, larger harvests Read More »
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.
‘Bird flu’ hits waterfowl at Illinois sites Read More »
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 »
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