Banquets/Fundraisers Jan. 21, 2012: Illinois Wabash Valley WTU Banquet, 5 p.m, Robinson Community Center. For more info call Joe Boyer, 618-592-6300. Jan. 28, 2012: Sauk Valley WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Sterling Moose Lodge. For more
Firearms turkey hunters in the state took 638 birds during the 9-day season, down 11 percent from last year’s total of 716. “This continues a long term trend in both declining harvest and participation in
Region I A District 1 CPO arrested two Savanna men for wanton waste on opening day of the north zone waterfowl opener. The two subjects were observed hunting waterfowl over a period of a few
The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides and sporting goods stores: North Lake Michigan: According to Cory Yarmuth, brown trout are starting to really pick up in action.
It seems that, despite what I’m hearing from other hunters about slightly amped-up deer activity, on my “observation drives” I’m not seeing much of anything. I’m not seeing much when I’m actually hunting, either. Every
For the second time in a week, DNR announced that charges have been filed involving deer poaching in Illinois. The most recent arrests, which came after a five-month long investigation, involve five men and 31
Well, well, well. I can hear the DNR phones ringing already. If they thought a rash of cougar sightings created literal buzz on their office phone lines, wait until the public gets wind of this.
Cory Yarmuth www.legend-outdoors.com It is time to winterize your boat and Outboard to get it ready for that long winters rest. Some boat owners may store their boat all winter or others will want to
Springfield – Slowly, but surely, Illinois’ deer population is reaching equilibrium. There have been a lot of factors, but a better harvest sex ratio is a primary factor. “I would have to say the sex
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