Remember that old TV commercial where the cracked egg going into a frying pan was used as an analogy for a “brain on drugs?” Well, my little brain has been in a similar pan long
Let me start by saying that I’m not the sort of fellow who sees the whole world through crosshairs, and I’m certainly not in the habit of trying to saw small creatures in half with
The Orange and Camo Rally scheduled for Friday (March 2) in Springfield has been postponed and will be rescheduled. Organizer Aaron Kuehl, director of conservation programs for Illinois Pheasants Forever, said the legislative session scheduled
No state parks are on the list of entities to be closed, but DNR’s budget will take even a bigger hit than expected and agency services are likely to be curtailed. The number of employees
With the bad economy and high unemployment rates in Illinois, spending money is at a minimum for most of the state’s sportsmen. However, this didn’t stop people from supporting local businesses that were present at
Landowners in the state have reacted so positively to the Illinois Recreational Access Program’s youth turkey hunting program that the state has more available hunting sites than it expected. Thus, it has decided to create
As some of you may have noticed, I have not updated this blog for a while.I can assure you I have not been in hibernation mode this winter. I have been painstakingly working on a
Springfield – At least one Illinois lawmaker wants to do away with the FOID card, an ID card required for the state’s hunters and gun owners to purchase firearms and ammunition. Sen. Sam McCann, R-Carlinville,
Winnebago County Forest Preserve board of commissioners last night denied DNR’s attempt to implement its sharpshooting program this year. The board had allowed DNR access to conduct their sharpshooting program within the preserve since 2004,
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