The two-week early goose season ends Tuesday, and so far hunters up and down the state seem to be having little trouble finding honkers. Chad Ossel, of Randolph County, said his hunting group has limited
Quincy, Ill. – An interesting finding in a new deer study reveals that paying special attention to a doe is a method used by bucks to secure mating privileges. In fact, a buck may spend
Powerton: Smallmouths fair on crankbaits and tubes. Some smallmouths being taken with little jigs. A few channel catfish but not very big. Asian carp are showing up in increased numbers in the intake canal and
Marion, Ill. – Quail and pheasant call counts up and down the state this year were, well, up and down. Overall, bobwhite call counts conducted in early June were unchanged, with small exceptions in patches
Springfield – Updating the state’s fishing record books in 2008 required a sizeable amount of effort. In fact, so far in 2009, the enterprise has nearly come to a complete stop. Aside from a central
Henry, Ill. – Seven people in six weeks reported seeing a cougar on the northeast edge of Henry. Then police Chief James Young found what he said could be evidence of one. But wildlife officials
Crab Orchard Lake: Crappie action has improved during the past few weeks. Most fish are being located in 8-10 feet of water over submerged cover, rip rap or bridge pillars. Minnows and jigs are equally
DNR has announced that resident 2009 Illinois Archery Deer Hunting permits (combination archery and antlerless-only archery permits) and turkey fall archery permits are now available over-the-counter from DNR Direct permit sale locations and on the
Have an idea to help DNR run more efficiently? Or do you just want to hear what’s going on behind the scenes in preparation for the upcoming Conservation Congress? DNR, which will host the Congress
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