
Hunters charged with deer poaching in Illinois enter guilty pleas
Seven hunters charged in 2011 for poaching Illinois deer have entered guilty pleas, DNR announced today.

Seven hunters charged in 2011 for poaching Illinois deer have entered guilty pleas, DNR announced today.

Longer season. Shorter season. Bigger deer herd. Smaller deer herd.

As the state’s farmers and landowners consider the fast- approaching round of CRP signups, Illinois Pheasants Forever is recognizing the need to nudge and budge them.

Come March 31, last year’s statewide hunting and fishing permits become nothing more than useless slips of paper.

The yearly removal of deer gear from the woods can be hard work, but mixing business with a little post-season pleasure can get you moving

DNR will hold a series of public meetings in coming months to allow hunters their say on the future of the state’s deer herd.

Mostly dormant for the past 20 years, the Illinois Conservation Congress has been reconditioned with a new engine and then kick-started.

In an era of shrinking public land across Illinois, news that the state is now part of a National Wildlife Refuge being built from scratch strikes some as surreal.

Illinois buys 410 acres in deer-rich Pike County that will be offered for public hunting
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