Hunters and anglers hankering for an outdoors show have two choices this weekend – one in Chicagoland and one in the middle of the state. The Chicago Outdoor Sportsmen Show is coming to the Donald
The Sierra Club is challenging a proposed land swap between the Shawnee National Forest and Peabody Energy, calling the idea “by and far the dumbest and worst thing they’ve ever proposed.” Meanwhile, hunters in Pope
Deer numbers were down this year, but not as down as many expected. Hunters killed 181,411 deer during all 2011-12 seasons, compared to last year’s total harvest of 182,270. Illinois’ record deer harvest occurred in
As a guy who lives and hunts in Perry County, I got the opportunity to participate in the Late-Winter Antlerless-Only deer season again this year, and I put the wraps on another year of deer
Well, we all knew the warm weather wouldn’t last, but at least we were able to take advantage of it while we could. With limits of tasty browns in the freezer awaiting the smoker it
The death of a deer hunter Sunday involved a father accidentally shooting his son, officials now say. According to Knox County Sheriff David Clague, Steven J. Hayworth, Jr., 34, of Washington, was shot and killed
It turned out to be a deadly weekend for outdoorsmen in Knox County. In addition to an ice fishing accident that caused the death of a 50-year-old man near Victoria on Sunday, DNR is now
Mother Nature has been good to us this winter in Northern Illinois thus far. She hasn’t assaulted us with any blizzard like conditions that can trap us inside for any number of days. In fact,
The Illinois ice fishing season barely got underway before the first tragedy of 2012 hit. Knox County officials are saying a 50-year-old man died in a fishing-related accident Sunday at Long Lake in western Illinois.
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