If you spend any time hiking, hunting, fishing, or working outdoors in Illinois, you’ve likely passed within inches of some deceptively beautiful but hazardous plants.
These plants, with their umbrella-shaped white or yellow flowers, are
Fishing, boating, birding, and hunting in the United States, each by themselves, are an economic powerhouse for the American people.
All these outdoor pursuits are enjoyed by millions over a broad range of household
If you are growing tired of the doom and gloom fur market reports, please be advised that it’s not that there is no interest in fur, it’s just that the universe seems to be doing
Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge Manager Justin Sexton led a presentation to a crowd of more than 50 people, during which the cause of Little Grassy Lake’s drawdown and progress toward solutions was established.
Two hybrid crappies and eight black crappies were collected by Illinois DNR in its 2024 fall survey of Citizens Lake. Meanwhile, the agency stocked 500 hybrids from the Banner Marsh Rearing Ponds in late October.<br
A look at upcoming outdoors-related events from across Illinois published in the June 13, 2025, edition of Outdoor News.
In Boone County, CPO Swanson and CPOT Roszel issued a citation to an individual fishing without a license while revoked for child support and written warnings for improper display of vehicle registration and failure to
Each time the Illinois DNR releases its annual Hunter Incident Report, I’m reminded that bad things happen because of two very different kinds of decisions: instant decisions that are made on the spot without any
There is a new public archery park in central Illinois that has bowhunters and archers excited about improving their skills in a natural outdoors setting.
The Lake Shelbyville Archery Park held a grand opening
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