Feb. 19:_Union County WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., The Great Boars of Fire Lodge. For more info call Wes Burris, 618-833-1708. Feb. 20:_Cold Water Creek WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Lavender Crest Winery. For more info call
Bloomington, Ill. – In high schools across the state, April 23 is the date marked with a giant “X.” That’s when the journey to Carlyle Lake begins. The second high school bass fishing finals will
According to reports out of Springfield, DNR has changed its mind about a proposal to allow non-resident archery hunters to purchase a second combination archery deer permit. DNR, however, still wants to allow non-resident hunters
Locks and gates in Chicago-area waterways may be opened less frequently than usual in an effort to keep Asian carp from overrunning the Great Lakes, federal officials said after a carp confab in Washington on
William K. Richardson, who once worked on the legal staff for DNR and was a f ormer Franklin County State’s Attorney, made his first court appearance on Feb. 3 to answer allegations of illegally taking
Springfield – Extra days to hunt may have catapulted the 2009-10 deer harvest above last year’s total. According to DNR, a total of 189,277 deer were taken during all seasons. The campaign, which began with
The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides and fishing guides. North Lake Michigan: According to fishing correspondent Cory Yarmuth (chitownangler.com), with the warmer weather in late January and
Springfield – A national report on the status of states’ deer herds reveals that Illinois does not rank among the best in the Midwest. It didn’t even make the top 5. Kansas, Missouri, Indiana, Nebraska
The Associated Press Chicago – Members of Congress say they’ll seek $20 million to study using poisons to prevent Asian carp from invading the Great Lakes. Securing the money was among several steps agreed on
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