Springfield — What are the most common deer hunting violations in Illinois? A study of CPO reports over a four-year period did not provide a definitive answer – mainly because the state’s Wildlife Code includes such an array of rules that classifying them would require a quantum physics-like approach. But what is easily noticeable are […]
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Oswego, Ill. — Withering disdain for DNR sharpshooters was recently revived by the apparent misreading of property line boundaries. According to reports out of Kendall County, a sharpshooter commissioned by DNR to help sample deer for chronic wasting disease was caught hunting on Kendall County Forest Preserve land in late January. The Forest Preserve District
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A great time to drive to your hunt
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There really isn’t a compelling reason to overspend on a shotgun, but you do get what you pay for
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University of Illinois does study to determine stress on fish in livewells.
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Banquets/Fundraisers Feb. 20: Cold Water Creek WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Lavender Crest Winery, Colona. For more info call Cindy Jackson, 309-373-1154. Feb. 20: Rock River Branch QDMA Banquet, 6 p.m., Cordova Civic Center. For more info call Scott, 563-529-2787. Feb. 20: Mason County PF Banquet, 5 p.m., Forman Center, Manito. For more info call Al
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