Washington – Hunters and anglers may have thought that things couldn’t get any worse with government budget cuts, but the proposed federal budget from the U.S. House Appropriations subcommittee is just that – worse. The
In my spare time I have been daydreaming of what is to come this fall. Spare time? What’s that? Well, I tend to find time in my day to think ahead and get excited about
Okay, so maybe the title is cheesy, and even a bit melodramatic for my personality, and that of most hunters I know, but I’m dying here! As I write this blog, there are 45 —
Compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides, and the following sporting goods stores: North Lake Michigan: Kings are arriving in good numbers, along with the hard fighting steelhead. Good reports of limits being caught
Region I A District 7 CPO responded to a complaint from a Fulton County resident about dead fish in a small stream. The CPO completed an initial investigation and the following morning met with a
Sparta, Ill. – Along with the sound of shotgun blasts, there was a bit of a buzz surrounding the 2011 Grand American. The event kicked off Aug. 3 and is still going on at the
Springfield – Duck hunters are anxious to see how changes to the state’s waterfowl zones will affect their season and, more importantly, the annual duck harvest. Months of anticipation came to a head in late
Springfield – The state’s gun owners and supporters are continuing work to weaken what are considered the most restrictive gun laws in the U.S. A hearing involving Michael Moore, of Champaign, and the Second Amendment
Banquets/Fundraisers Aug. 12: River Prairie WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Three Sisters Park. For more info call Dan Martin, 309-645-5078. Aug. 12: Windy City Longbeards Banquet, 5:30 p.m. For more info call Matt Dunn, 773-294-6851. Aug.
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