Bloomington, Ill. – Illinois’ groundbreaking high school bass fishing championships will see few changes in 2010. It’s “same time, same place” for scholastic anglers. Carlyle Lake, which hosted the inaugural event this past spring, will
Springfield – A solid start by the state’s archers has shotgun hunters both excited and anxious about their deer seasons, which run Nov. 20-22 and Dec. 3-6. Meanwhile, a lagging grain harvest and sketchy weather
Duck and goose counts in central and southern Illinois revealed lower numbers than counts in previous years. DNR conducted its first Southern Illinois aerial waterfowl survey Tuesday. The survey indicated just 4,050 ducks in the
Chicago – The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether or not the Second Amendment applies directly to states, an issue that could have a huge impact on gun ownership in Illinois. The Illinois
Springfield – Strictly by the numbers, Illinois’ archery season opened up with a bang – or, more appropriately, a “swoosh.” Reports from hunters statewide were thick with sightings of plenty and “plenty big” deer. And
Illinois archery hunters had harvested 11,945 deer through Sunday (Oct. 11), according to DNR numbers released today. DNR Deer Program Manager Paul Shelton called the fharvest results “comparable figures from previous years.” Last year at
Minutes after putting finishing touches on the Oct. 16 issue of Illinois Outdoor News Thursday, I went to the mail box and found an anonymous letter about a “28-point buck that was harvested in Central
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