Outdoor News Radio – November 3rd, 2012 – Part 1
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Hunters are more than halfway toward meeting the quota for Wyoming’s first wolf hunt since the animals were reintroduced to the Yellowstone region in the 1990s.
Hunters more than halfway to 1st Wyoming wolf quota Read More »
Wisconsin trappers edged ahead in overall wolf harvest through Oct. 31 with 27 wolves registered as of that day. Hunters had accounted for 17 registered wolves as of Oct. 31, with 44 total wolves registered through the first 17 days of the state’s new timber wolf season. Hunters had accounted for the first four wolf
44 Wisconsin wolves tagged through Oct. 31 Read More »
Open water likely will continue on lakes in the upper Midwest for several weeks. That will hold even longer for rivers, not to mention on lakes and reservoirs farther south. Bottom line, it’s not to late for some catch-and-release largemouth bass fishing. We can catch some of the biggest bass of the year right now.
The late fall, cold-water period: not too late for largemouth bass Read More »
While there are certainly many hunters in Illinois who are just fine that the state’s non-resident deer permit fees are higher than any neighboring states, Brock Campbell certainly represents the other side of the equation.
Deer permits costing visitors Read More »
When Alan Harn waltzed onto forested Fulton County property in 1962 and quietly took a seat, there was no inclination that he’d still be sitting there 50 years later.
Harn marks his ‘five decades at the scrape’ Read More »
The two father-and-son pairs arrived before dawn, each having received permission to hunt deer on the private land in northwestern Illinois.
A full year later, rare shooting of deer hunter causing ‘devastation’ Read More »