Benton, Ill. – Pheasant hunters in parts of the state where pheasants are hard to come by got a generous New Year’s gift from DNR. The agency extended the controlled pheasant hunting seasons at Eldon Hazlet State Recreation Area in Clinton County and Wayne Fitzgerrell State Recreation Area in Franklin and Jefferson counties. A total […]
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Collinsville, Ill. – It can hardly be called a secret. The outdoor sport show landscape in Illinois has changed – quickly and dramatically. As the 2012 season kicks off, show producers say they’ve beefed up offerings to make their events more attractive. In a new world where an angler or hunter can go to the
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The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides, and sporting goods stores. North Lake Michigan: According to fishing reporter Cory Yarmuth, the harbors are starting to get some skim ice on them, but there is still some good opportunities for open water fishing. The browns and steelhead are in
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CONCORD, N.H. — Have you ever had a friend who you know would enjoy hunting if they only had a chance to try it? Or perhaps you’re a non-hunter who has always wanted to go along on a hunt to see what it’s all about. Now you can have your chance. A new law takes
NDOW to offer activities for youth The Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) has partnered with the International Sportsmen’s Exposition (ISE) to bring the West’s largest hunting, fishing and outdoor consumer show to the Las Vegas Convention Center Feb. 2-4. The show will offer outdoor enthusiasts the chance to walk through 200,000 square feet of space
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It seems that almost every club, organization, and even some state groups are scrambling to grow hunter interest and eventually hunter numbers. You name it and it’s a method that has been suggested and most have been tried, including reducing the cost of licenses for some and changing hunting rules in the face of science,
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It’s been a long year, and personally I cannot wait for 2011 to be over. The last straw came a few days after Thanksgiving when my Dad suffered a heart attack. Thankfully it was mild, but tests revealed that it apparently wasn’t the first. I wasn’t there but my apologies go out to the poor
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As a special holiday treat for our legion of Offbeat Outdoor blog faithful, here’s a collection of some of our favorite wild outdoor stories we unearthed in 2011. Thanks for reading-and we hope you have an especially Happy New Year! Worst “Animal Lover” Act of 2011 Nelson Drinkwater, 24, a self-described snake enthusiast and animal
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Montpelier, Vt. (AP) – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is disposing of 434,000 lake trout from a Bethel fish hatchery because of fears that stocking them in the Great Lakes could spread the invasive algae known as “rock snot.” Officials tried to find alternative locations where the 4-inch fingerlings could be stocked into waters
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