We’ve heard that 14,000 deer hunters, about 200 from every county, have been randomly selected to participate, albeit optionally, in a proposed electronic registration system.
Camp Compass Students Receive Mounts at Cabela’s
A growing and determined group of hunters in Illinois is borrowing strategy from a national waterfowl organization as part of an attempt to resurrect the state’s slumping deer herd.
As veteran trapper Neal Graves put it, “trapping is no longer stuck in the 1960s and ‘70s.”
What we long assumed about ducks and how they navigate their way south down the Illinois River Valley each fall may not be true.
At 9 a.m. on Sept. 27, across large marshes and small potholes, from lakes and rivers and sloughs, over wild rice beds and backwater swamps, and from boat blinds and shore blinds and every other
Anglers may not be interested in major changes to Wisconsin’s panfish regulations, but they appear to be willing to consider tighter regulations on specific lakes deemed by the DNR to have overharvest issues.
It’s the nature of hunters to tell and re-tell the stories of their hunting triumphs, but few of these stories survive more than a generation.
Don’t let that word “northern” fool you when it comes to deer hunting in New York’s Northern Zone.
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