Sparta, Ill. – Along with the sound of shotgun blasts, there was a bit of a buzz surrounding the 2011 Grand American. The event kicked off Aug. 3 and is still going on at the
Springfield – Duck hunters are anxious to see how changes to the state’s waterfowl zones will affect their season and, more importantly, the annual duck harvest. Months of anticipation came to a head in late
Springfield – The state’s gun owners and supporters are continuing work to weaken what are considered the most restrictive gun laws in the U.S. A hearing involving Michael Moore, of Champaign, and the Second Amendment
CHICAGO (AP) – Federal officials say they will begin intensive monitoring of a waterway near Lake Michigan next week after genetic material from the invasive Asian carp showed up in three rounds of genetic testing.
Sparta, Ill. – Tara Short would like to eliminate the heat – but that’s the only thing American Trapshooting Association member and staff would change about the 2011 Grand American. The largest shooting tournament in
Springfield – A new state-record bighead Asian carp was among nearly 12,000 fish taken by participants in the Bowfishing Association of Illinois’ second-annual Director’s Shoot on the Illinois River near Starved Rock State Park on
Springfield – When DNR rolled out its annual waterfowl hunting proposals earlier this month, the state’s duck hunters may have been more focused on changes to hunting zones than actual season dates. So here they
Belleville, Ill. – A DNR employee who is also the son of a former DNR director has been allowed to resign from his position in wake of accusations that he violated agency policies, including sleeping
Springfield – Gun owners breathed a sigh of relief earlier this month when Gov. Pat Quinn signed into law a measure barring the public from being able to identify those holding FOID cards in the
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