A hunting accident that paralyzed Pete Jensema as a teenager meant he needed a wheelchair for the rest of his life. That didn’t keep him from living an active life until he passed away this
Illinois’ most visited state park will remain open during an $18 million trail improvement project set to begin this winter.
The project at Starved Rock State Park, expected to continue through 2026, will allow
A total of 31 hunters harvested 12 deer – including seven bucks and five does – during the 19th annual Lost Mound deer hunt for hunters with disabilities at the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife
Coyotes are expertly adapting to areas where humans live and recreate, leading researchers in Chicago to offer what not many years ago would’ve been surprising advice.
Get used to it. Focused on 54 coyotes
Thanks to the help of a Hayward painting company, Phase 1 of restoring a Wisconsin fish hatchery building in Spooner, built in 1913, is now complete.
Crew members from Chris Schobert Painting, of Hayward,
Hunter Nation leaders and U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany (R-Wisconsin) urged Wisconsin sportsmen and women to vote and to ramp up pressure on wolf management issues, saying strong voter turnout among hunters, anglers, and trappers could
It’s been three years since Illinois Conservation Police issued 29 citations and 22 written warnings to eight people – including a village mayor and a former Major League Baseball player – for alleged hunting violations
Diving ducks finally showed up, but mallards remain somewhat shy. That’s basically how Josh Osborn summed up his recent waterfowl aerial census report on the Illinois River.
The stretch drive of the Illinois duck
For five years now, from autumn into January, Wisconsin hunters have taken part in a celebration of antlerless deer hunting via the Cazenovia Doe Derby.
The premise is simple. Hunters who shoot a doe
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