
Ignorance of state’s deer tagging law is no excuse
Take the time to learn the hunting regulations before taking to the field.

Take the time to learn the hunting regulations before taking to the field.

Observing the mount takes him back to the field where he first saw the buck.

Forget the American robin, which increasingly winters in more northerly climes. From herons to amorous hawks, this bird activity means winter is in its final throes.

More and more people look for shed deer antlers every year.

DNR stands to lose $6 million under Gov. Bruce Rauner’s budget proposal – a cut that could cause the agency to consider pulling back on some programs.
Two separate pieces of legislation that each would change the way hunters hunt have drawn very different responses from the state’s hunting community.

What began as a simple snow goose hunt quickly turned into a geography lesson and a reminder of the extent that waterfowl species “get around.”
Lake Michigan: The harbors are all ice covered, and there have been reports of keeper perch being caught. There is a lot of sorting being done, but if you stick at it you will find
Lake of Egypt: Crappies are biting in shallows on minnows and tipped jigs. Bass biting good on spinnerbaits and jigs or soft rubbers. A few catfish are taking nightcrawlers and dough bait. Crab Orchard Lake:
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