A three-year trail camera study found coyotes at nearly every site across Illinois, with the most activity along the Illinois River between Peoria and Springfield. The findings also suggest heavy trapping may not keep coyote
Hunters Feeding Illinois is back for its fifth season. Hunters can donate a whole deer for free at participating processors, and the ground venison goes to food pantries across east-central and southern Illinois. Cash donations
Centerfire rifles went from less than 1% of Illinois’ deer harvest in 2022 to nearly 38% last year, and a new law raising rifle capacity from one round to three takes effect Jan. 1. Here’s
Rushford, N.Y. — Sportsmen know it’s important to encourage the next generation of sportsmen and women to become stewards of our natural resources and take in hunting and fishing activities through youth hunts, free fishing
The last thing I consider myself to be is an expert deer hunter. I’ve certainly been blessed with some good luck over the years, but with it has also come several mistakes and blown opportunities.
Once an occasional concern in Wisconsin, epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) is appearing with increasing regularity across the Upper Midwest. Longer falls, warmer winters and changing environmental conditions are raising concerns about its future impact on
A month after the close of another frustrating northern Wisconsin deer season, I found myself deep in the woods near my deer camp looking for some reason to be hopeful for the future. I have
Minnesota’s firearms deer opener got off to a strong start. Hunters registered about 75,000 deer over the first weekend, roughly 15% more than last year, and harvest was up in every region of the state.
Every November, archery season comes to an end in New York’s Southern Zone, and so does my time with the bow. What does not change is the style of hunting that’s proven to be the
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