Your Daily Outdoor Update – March 21st – Top Spring Turkey Hunting Loads
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Winchester Long Beard XRs offer optimism
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You can also use pre-blended “pickling spice” – replace the peppercorns, cloves, mustard seed, allspice and Bay Leaves with approx 3 tbsp. of the mix.
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The harsh winter fading in Illinois’ rear-view mirror was nothing wild turkeys in the state couldn’t handle.
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At least two breakout sessions that appear on the agenda for next month’s Conservation Congress are sure to attract the interest of hunters.
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There’s a good chance that fish living in smaller ponds across Illinois didn’t make it through the winter, Dan Stephenson, Illinois DNR assistant fisheries chief, said.
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Braidwood: The lake opened for fishing on March 1 and appears to be getting off to a good start. Reports of good-sized hybrid stripers being caught the opening week has anglers excited for the season. Otherwise, some panfish are being caught on ice jigs under a float or on bottom rigs tipped with nightcrawlers or
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Crab Orchard Lake: Bluegills have been biting on worms and jigs. Crappies were hot in early March, but rains and heavy winds have slowed fishing considerably. Most crappies are still holding over deeper cover on minnows and jigs. Some anglers were also taking bass near the rip rap on a variety of baits. Catfish action
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