Springfield – Will 2011 finally be the year of the “fourth zone?” Duck hunters in Illinois have been clamoring for a fourth duck hunting zone for a generation – and things are looking up. The
I’ve tried without fail to keep this blog short and failed miserably! So, instead of scrapping it, I’m going minimalist. Rarely, does any hunt go as planned. These instances can end up good, bad, and
Banquets/Fundraisers April 30: Crawford Co. Longbeards, Quail Creek Country Club. For more info call Troy Pinkston. April 30: Elkhorn Creek Rack-a-Holics WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., St. Anthony Church. For more info call Scott Juenger, 618-410-9807.
Springfield – Legislation affecting the state’s hunters and people who participate in shooting sports progressed through the Illinois House earlier this month and awaits debate in the Senate. If made law, House Bill 3500 would
North Lake Michigan: According to fishing reporter Cory Yarmuth, the downtown lakefront has been showing some good signs of life for the shore fishing guys. The powerliners are doing well on both coho and brown
Belleville, Ill. – The spring turkey seasons are in full stride, and once again weather is playing havoc with early numbers. Harvest during the south zone’s opening week (April 4-8) was down slightly, with hunters
Springfield – The push to recruit youth muskie anglers in the state continues this summer. A program organized and managed by the Illinois Muskie Tournament Trail offers young anglers a chance to be recognized for
A pair of ringneck ducks was selected to appear on the 2011-2012 Federal Junior Duck Stamp, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The design for the new stamp, painted by 17-year-old Abraham Hunter
Turkey hunters in Illinois’ south zone wrapped up their second week-long season April 14 with a total harvest of 1,520 birds, bringing the harvest after two seasons to 3043. That is behind last year’s two-season
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