Carbondale, Ill. – Although still somewhat of an oddity in Illinois, armadillos are apparently here to stay – at least in southern parts of the state. “They had some sightings as early as the 1970s,
An Illinois hunter and his guide have been fined a total of $2,500 for charges related to illegal wolf hunting, according to the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. John Shott, of Genoa, was convicted March
DNR sent reminders this week that the new license year for Illinois fishing, hunting, and sportsmen combination licenses begins April 1. Which means current licenses expire March 31. New licenses are available online through the
DNR has promoted Travis Lloyd, an office director, to the position of deputy director in he agency. The promotion comes with a raise, from about $76,000 per year to $96,324. Republican lawmaker in southern Illinois
Random daily drawings for 2010 Illinois Spring Wild Turkey Hunting permits begin on Tuesday. Over-the-counter sales of county permits for the Resident Spring Youth Wild Turkey Season are also currently being accepted. Those permits will
Moline, Ill. – The North American Duck and Goose Calling Championships will be held March 6-7 at Moline’s Ramada Inn and Conference Center and will include three sanctioned regional qualifying events for the upcoming World
March 5: Harvard Limbhangers NWTF Chapter Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Stratford Banquet Hall. For more info call Paul Hereley, 815-790-2031. March 5:_Bristol Area WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Whitetail Ridge Golf Course. For more info call John
Carbondale, Ill. – The snow goose has overtaken the Canada goose as the dominant goose in Illinois, especially in the south. That’s not good news to the people who manage waterfowl. And that’s why the
DNR, with help from Ducks Unlimited and the Illinois Conservation Foundation, has purchased and will maintain 450 acres along the Illinois River near Browning known as “Pluckeman’s Slough.” Pluckeman’s Slough is a 1.5-mile waterway that
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