Compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides, and the following sporting goods stores: North Lake Michigan: The cohos are still biting, with many limits coming to the dock. The bite is not as hot
Banquets/Fundraisers July 30: DeWitt Co. Longbeards Banquet, Elks Lodge. For more info call Shawn Evans, 217-521-8148. Aug. 5: Jasper Co. Wild Turkey Banquet, Knights of Columbus. For more info call Jason Meyer, 618-562-2345. Aug. 5:
Belleville, Ill. – A DNR employee who is also the son of a former DNR director has been allowed to resign from his position in wake of accusations that he violated agency policies, including sleeping
Springfield – Gun owners breathed a sigh of relief earlier this month when Gov. Pat Quinn signed into law a measure barring the public from being able to identify those holding FOID cards in the
Only days away and the ICAST 2011 show will be here. This is an event that allows all of the big name tackle companies to showcase their new products for 2012 release. The show will
Children are the future of the outdoors and, like many other hunters and anglers, I feel we must get them interested in everything outdoors. Along those lines, I would like to take this opportunity to
Illinois DNR’s Division of Wildlife Resources is recommending duck and goose season dates and waterfowl zone lines for the next five years. The proposals, announced on Thursday (July 7), were developed based on an extensive
Illinois-based Keystone Hatcheries will pay restitution in the amount of $35,000 to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (INDNR) after pleading guilty to an Information charging the corporation with the sale and transport of fish
These days the hunting opportunities we have in springtime tend to cloud the issue for me a little, but since childhood I’ve always considered August 1 as the beginning of the new hunting season. And
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