The debate rages on: does the punishment of Jeff Foiles fit his crime? That is, his crimes. Plural. And, as an Illinois hunter, I personally can’t wait to see Public Service Announcements featuring Foiles talking
CHICAGO (AP) – Minced Asian carp tacos? How about spaghetti with carp sauce? Illinois officials hope serving the invasive species on a plate is the creative solution to two big problems: controlling the plankton-gobbling carp
Springfield – Canadian wildlife officials have had their turn with Jeff Foiles, a hunting guide, call-maker and hunting video star from central Illinois. The Pleasant Hill man pleaded guilty to eight of 10 Canadian federal
Banquets/Fundraisers Sept. 24: Cumberland Trail QU Banquet, Vandalia. For more info call Bill Mock, 618-292-2542. Oct. 1: Sangamon Valley WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Illinois State Fairgrounds, Orr Building. For more info call John Robinson, 217-414-8822.
Springfield – “Duck down.” It’s an exclamation the state’s waterfowlers hope to hear – and themselves utter – several times this fall. For some waterfowlers in the state, it’s the beginning of a new era:
Carterville, Ill. – The Rat-L-Trap doesn’t fall far from the tackle box. Will Yocum, 7, of Carterville, is following in his grandfather’s footsteps. A second-grader, Yocum has a Rat-L-Trap collection of more than 1,100 baits.
Region I A district sergeant completed a deer poaching investigation that began in January 2010 in Mercer County. The investigation stemmed from information obtained from anonymous citizens and an anonymous call to the TIPS Hotline.
The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides, and the following sporting goods stores: North Chain: The panfish bite is very consistent. Fish small jigs tipped with spikes or
Professional duck hunter and guide Jeffrey B. Foiles was sentenced by a federal judge in Springfield, Ill., to 13 months in prison, the Department of Justice’s Environment and Natural Resources Division announced. Foiles, 54, of
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