Springfield — The next line of defense against keeping invasive Asian carp out of the Great Lakes will come at an 81-year-old lock and dam in Joliet, 50 miles south of Chicago. The Brandon Road dam, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in March 2004, is being investigated by the U.S. Army Corps […]
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A simple matter of right and wrong, the littering problem continues to be an unnecessary and unfortunate issue among slob hunters and anglers.
Don’t mess with Mother Nature: Too much litter in the great outdoors! Read More »
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Your Daily Outdoor Update – January 23rd – State Park Reservations Read More »
We incorrectly listed the date of the Deer Trustee Report public hearing for Spooner. The correct date is Monday, Jan. 26. The time remains 6 to 8 p.m.
Correction to Deer Report Public Hearing Read More »
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Your Daily Outdoor Update – January 22nd – Red Lake Agreement Read More »
A Democratic lawmaker and staffers inside Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner’s new administration were indicating that state Rep. Wayne Rosenthal will be the next director of DNR.
All signs point to Director Rosenthal Read More »
How does one get summer anglers fired up in January? DNR may have found a way, albeit quite by accident.
Awaking anglers: DNR ‘rule’ creates big buzz Read More »
Cheaper hunting and fishing licenses for some seniors, permit fees for waterfowl outfitters, regulation of firearms used by trappers to remove furbearers from their traps and brand new requirements for boating education.
State’s trappers, seniors, boaters facing new laws Read More »
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