Region I A District 7 CPO worked a water patrol in Henderson County. The patrol was focusing on small bodies of water in conjunction with operation Warm Weather/Cold Water. The officer encountered a father and
DNR has planned a handful of public meetings to discuss duck and goose seasons with the state’s hunters and provide information on proposed duck zones and season date options for the next five-year period, as
Springfield, Ill. (AP) – Illinois lawmakers have overwhelmingly OK’d prohibiting public disclosure of the names of people who hold firearm owner identification cards. The Senate voted 42-1 Friday to overturn a ruling this year by
Ever since the emergence of the hunter-conservationist in the days of Theodore Roosevelt, those of us who hunt have been doing our part to help wildlife flourish and create places where people can enjoy outdoor
Compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides, and the following sporting goods stores: North Lake Michigan: Browns and cohos are active on the lakefront from the boats as well as from shore. Shore fishermen
Springfield – Random drawings for waterfowl blind sites at several public hunting areas in Illinois will be held this summer. The schedule for 2011 blind drawings is: SUNDAY, JUNE 5 n Horseshoe Lake State Park,
Carlyle, Ill. – More than 100 high school anglers around the state have been anxiously waiting for word on when they will be allowed to compete for a state championship. Blame high water. The third
Banquets/Fundraisers June 4: Kaskaskia Longbeards Banquet, American Legion. For more info call Lee Lester, 217-620-8542. July 30: DeWitt Co. Longbeards Banquet, Elks Lodge. For more info call Shawn Evans, 217-521-8148. Aug. 5: Jasper Co. Wild
Before the spring turkey season, there was talk of a record year. But hunters bagged 15,121 wild turkeys during the 2011 spring season, considerably fewer than the 16,565 taken during the spring of 2010. Hunters
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