
Illinois firearms hunters take 55,708 deer during first weekend
Rain, wind and snow are being blamed for a dramatic drop in harvest during the first weekend of the firearms deer season.

Rain, wind and snow are being blamed for a dramatic drop in harvest during the first weekend of the firearms deer season.

A total of 13 people from Illinois and Indiana have been arrested, cited
or warned by DNRs from both states for commercial fishing violations.

This is it – the time of the year that hunters hit the woods while holding out all hope of reaping the rewards of what the 2013 rut, with any luck, will sow.

Shotgun hunters took 560 turkeys during the fall season, which wrapped up on Sunday.

Reports that an Illinois couple have been charged with numerous poaching charges in Montana was confirmed by officials with that state’s Fish, Wildlife and Parks Department.

The prevalence of CWD in tested Illinois deer remained at about 1 percent from 2002 to 2012.

Hickory nut gathering has been a fall tradition in our family for a very long time, and this should be a good year to find them.

Winter in the northern regions is by far the cruelest few months on the whitetail’s calendar.

The fall season triggers the fish to start to feed up heavily and this means that you are likely to hook into some real trophy fish.
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