It was believed the Mississippi River began flowing about 20 million years ago. However, it is now believed to have started flowing 70 million years ago.
Season Dates Oct. 1: Archery deer season opens . Oct. 1: Archery turkey season opens. Nov. 1: Rabbit, pheasant & quail seasons open. Nov. 10: Statewide trapping season opens. Nov. 20: First firearms deer season
Northwest Zone – Captain Laura Petreikis In Whiteside County, CPO Francisko was patrolling State Parks in Whiteside County. When entering Prophetstown State Park (along the flooded Rock River) the CPO observed a small jon boat
It’s hard to get folks to ditch other October pastimes to try this technique, but one busted flock done right is all it takes to understand the fun of fall turkey hunting.
Fall is a golden season for crappie fishing fans. Summer’s crowds have vanished. Lakes, ponds, and rivers shimmer beneath canopies of leaves. Summer-fattened crappies are ravenous and in prime condition, offering exciting possibilities for action-hungry
According to DNR’s report on fishing tournaments held on Newton in 2019, several bass over the 6-pound mark were weighed in, including a 7.7-pounder and a couple more that came in right at the 7-pound
Season Dates Oct. 1: Archery deer season opens . Oct. 1: Archery turkey season opens. Nov. 1: Rabbit, pheasant & quail seasons open. Nov. 10: Statewide trapping season opens. Nov. 20: First firearms deer season
The following reports were filed by CPOs based on cases in April and May Northwest Zone – Captain Laura Petreikis In Ogle County, An Oregon man called and reported he had mis read that dates
Warm start to autumn stalls the crappie and bass bites, but catfish preparing to strap on the feed bag.
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