Young deer hunters aren’t the only game in town this fall, as DNR’s youth waterfowl hunts continue to gain in popularity and participation.
As Midwestern seasons for grouse and other upland birds unfold, a hunter ponders solitary days afield.
The biggest threat to a proposed Illinois bobcat season are unethical outdoorsmen who are shooting the cats even though no season exists in the state.
Illinois River: The sauger bite is slow with fish being caught near the tailwaters of dams or on the flats vertical jigging jigs with minnows or pulling “three-way rigs.” The white bass are starting to
Region I A CPO was on patrol in Johnson Sauk Trail State Park. The CPO observed three young men fishing at the site lake. As the men left the area, they left trash at the
Banquets/Fundraisers Sept. 21: Loud Thunder WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Milan Community Center. For more info call Tony Petreikis, 309-791-0116. Sept. 21: Cumberland Trail QUGA Banquet, 5 p.m., Vandalia Moose Lodge. For more info call Bill
If you’re a hunter who buys into estimates put forth by federal scorekeepers, there’s plenty of reason to look at last year’s Illinois duck season and grumble out a good ole “it can’t get any
It was a better year for the smallmouth bass stocking program on Kinkaid Lake after last year produced few fish for the lake.
A bowhunter tends to pay attention.
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