Springfield – As Illinois hunters cross fingers during yet another season of testing, Canadian scientists continue to work on what they believe to be a potential vaccine for chronic wasting disease. At a workshop in
Chicago – In the ongoing Asian carp case, legislation continues to pile up restricting hand-ling of the dangerous fish. The U.S. House of Represent-atives adopted a bill Dec. 1 that makes it a criminal offense
The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides, and the following sporting goods stores: North Lake Michigan: According to Cory Yarmuth, (www.legend-outdoors.com), browns and steelhead are in the harbors
Region I A District 7 officer was walking the Peoria Sanitation Property and observed a fresh blood trail that led to a gut pile. The officer followed the drag marks to the Illinois River. The
Hunters killed 98,700 deer during the seven-day firearm deer season, which wrapped up this past weekend. That’s just shy of the 99,419 taken during shotgun season last year. The second shotgun weekend (Dec. 2-5) ended
County permits for the 2010-11 late-winter antlerless-only firearm deer season and the special CWD deer season will be available over the counter beginning Dec. 14 from DNR Direct permit sale locations throughout Illinois. Season dates
As a kid quail hunting, I always though it was the coolest thing to witness my dad or an uncle down two Bobwhites with one shot. But taking down two deer with a single blast?
Don’t be surprised to see extra CPOs on patrol this weekend during the second firearms deer season. In fact, expect to see added patrols the rest of this month. DNR Conservation Police will conduct roadside
According to the Illinois DNR, state deer hunters bagged 68,037 deer on opening weekend of firearms season. The total is higher than last year’s opener, when 66,126 deer were killed. But it’s a bit behind
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