A fun opportunity for birders of all ages and experience levels to assist in scientific population modeling of North American bird populations
Store your rod, loosen the drag, but wait till spring before changing your line on spinning and baitcasting reels
While the Wilderness 50 Conference was occurring in Albuquerque, N.M., the Drieslein clan was birding and traipsing across an Upper Midwestern wilderness area.
Region I Two District 6 CPOs and a CPOT responded to a call of a fox missing all of its hair in downtown Rockford. The fox was located along with food left by an unknown
Chicago — News that genetic material from Asian carp had been found in a Michigan tributary that flows into Lake Michigan turned the heads of Great Lakes protectors this month, but the accuracy of the
If only on the surface, DNR’s move last year to extend the state’s rabbit season into February appears to have had the anticipated effect.
For deer hunters, the past seven months so closely resembled an NFL off-season that one could have expected to see some sort of “fantasy draft” prior to the Oct. 1 archery opener.
Banquets/Fundraisers Oct. 17: Jackson County DU Banquet, Knights of Columbus, Murphysboro. For more info call Randall Beckmann, 618-521-0775. Oct. 18: Southern Illinois WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., St. John’s Catholic School. For more info call Dusty
Chain: With the cooler days the bite has moved to a midday time frame. There have been some reports of stained water in most of the lower lakes. Water clarity is poor, and this is
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