Lake Shelbyville officials are collecting old trees in Sullivan and Shelbyville to reuse to improve the lake’s fisheries next year.
Trees for Lake Shelbyville will be collected in Sullivan 66 Gas Station in Sullivan and the Johnstone Mall in Shelbyville.
A toxicology report found Robinson to have amphetamine, methamphetamine and delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol (found in marijuana) in his system at the time of June 10 crash, when he crossed over into the lane a car driven by Annmarie McDermott.
The DNR’s 2024 Public Access Lands Atlas is now available from the University of Wisconsin Bookstore for $104.95. The atlas is updated every two years and contains 441 maps covering all public lands, roads, and waterways.
Wisconsin Mixed Bag: 2024 public lands atlas now available Read More »
Winter trout fishing is another way to enjoy the outdoors along streams that meander through the scenic bluffs and hills of southeastern Minnesota.
A bill to authorize $3 million annually to enhance duck production in the prairie pothole region through the installation and maintenance of hen houses and to develop nesting and brood habitat in California was introduced in Congress.
Delta Waterfowl kicks off Habitat Enhancement Now Act in U.S. Congress Read More »
Michigan residents and nonresidents are paying $1 more for the Recreation Passport effective Jan. 1, 2024.
The Recreation Passport provides year-round vehicle access to 103 Michigan state parks and recreation areas, 1,300-plus state-managed boating access sites, 140 state forest campgrounds, and parking at thousands of miles of trails and other outdoor spaces, while helping protect the state’s natural resources.
Michigan Mixed Bag: Recreation Passport fees increase slightly for 2024 Read More »
The Kinzua Quality Deer Cooperative recently announced winners of its hunting season contests. The heaviest buck weighed 170 pounds dressed; the heaviest doe weighed 130 pounds dressed.
The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District (MWCD) recently announced the appointment of Peter Novotny to be the new chief of recreation and lead all recreation-related strategies and efforts for the District’s 5 million annual visitors to its parks, lakes, and marinas.
Illinois DNR is extending the controlled pheasant hunting program for the 2023-2024 season. Some sites will be extended by one to two weeks in different areas of the state. Hunters should check the permit calendar on the controlled pheasant hunting website for permit availability.
Illinois Mixed Bag: State’s pheasant hunting program extended Read More »
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