With all the talk about turkey hunting, I can’t help but to get a little giddy. I now know how a tween-aged girl at a Justin Bierber concert must feel. Even though the gobbling gobblers
One of my more recent forays into the outdoors was a snowy day spent running coyote hounds with a group of sportsmen from Jefferson and Washington Counties. You can look for the full story of
Season opens on March 16th Marseilles, IL – The Illinois Department of Natural Resources today announced that the La Salle Lake State Fish and Wildlife Area will open for the 2011 season on March 16.
Highlighting IDNR programs and events for the month of March Spring Turkey Permits: Random daily drawings for 2011 Illinois spring wild turkey hunting permits begin March 9. For more information, go to the spring turkey
Washington — Just as President Barack Obama has unveiled a vision for the nation’s outdoors based largely on full funding of the Land and Water Conservation Fund, House Republicans, as a budget-slashing measure, have recommended
Springfield – The question of whether gun owners have the right to confidentiality pitted Illinois’ top prosecutor against its statewide law enforcement agency in an open-records dispute. The Illinois State Police on March 1 defended
Banquets/Fundraisers March 11: Piatt Co. Double Beards Banquet, Best Western. For more info call Bruce Manuel, 217-202-8059. March 12: Kankakee River Valley, Quality Inn. For more info call Mike Porter, 815-651-7025. March 12: Big Bend
Chicago – An amendment that recommended a closure of Lake Michigan waterways failed in the U.S. House last month. On Feb. 17, the House voted 292-137 against the amendment, which would have shut down Chicago’s
The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides and fishing guides. North Lake Michigan: According to fishing reporter Cory Yarmuth, with the warmer weather the ice in the south
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