
Solid muzzleloader season boosts deer-hunting harvest numbers in Illinois
Muzzleloader numbers provide bit of a bounce-back in Illinois, pulling numbers closer 2013 and ’14.
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Muzzleloader numbers provide bit of a bounce-back in Illinois, pulling numbers closer 2013 and ’14.

Preliminary figures point to a decline in the number of deer taken by Ohio hunters during the just-concluded seven-day firearms deer-hunting season when compared to the final tally for its 2015 counterpart.

Two Michigan deer hunters face thousands of dollars in fines and restitution for illegally killing elk during the firearms deer season in Montmorency County.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Department of the Interior denied an application for renewal of two hard rock mineral leases in the area, as well as initiated steps to withdraw portions of the

It’s hoped the newly-acquired bull will strengthen the herd’s genetic similarities with its free-ranging ancestors from two centuries ago.

Men like Dave Genz and Denny Clark launched the technological advancements in hard-water equipment that sparked the popularity of modern, productive ice angling.
In all probability, the opportunity to make up for Ohio’s to-date deer kill will be overrun with deep snows, holiday shopping and a general lack of interest that can be traced back to deer-hunting over-exposure.

Whether it’s fishing, hunting, hiking or snowmobiling the Lake Gogebic area offers lots of adventure.

Extended archery hunting. A removal of antler restrictions. Unlimited bonus tags. Sharpshooters
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