The board of directors of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership recently announced the appointment of Jessica Turner as the group’s new president and CEO. A press release from the group called Turner a lifelong outdoorswoman
Following a successful debut, B.A.S.S. announced that the Progressive Bassmaster Elite Series will continue using the same forward-facing live sonar structure introduced in 2026.
The 2027 season will again feature a split between tournaments
Competitive anglers from Illinois took Florida by storm, finishing first and second at the 2026 Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit Championship on the Kissimmee Chain of Lakes.
In all, Illinois had three anglers on the
Illinois wildlife officials were given a 45-day extension to clean up rules governing a new system designed to give farmers and landowners more flexibility in dealing with deer that damage their property.
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It felt like a “ducky day” in Minnesota for Saturday’s waterfowl opener.
Many hunters shot through rain and strong southeast winds that moved across the state from overnight Friday through Saturday afternoon. That likely
Minnesota’s wolf population remained statistically stable within confidence intervals from 2025 across nearly 26,000 square miles of wolf range, but it’s down slightly from historical numbers.
John Erb, furbearer and wolf research biologist for
As autumn 2026 unfolds, a few hunters are heading to northwestern Minnesota for the state’s annual sandhill crane hunt.
Since 2010, Minnesota hunters have had an opportunity to hunt sandhill cranes in portions of
Illinois’ effort to keep invasive carp from reaching the Great Lakes is gaining momentum, with nearly 4 million pounds of the unwanted fish removed from the Illinois River during the first half of 2026.
The Bass Fishing World Championship to be held on Lake Hamilton in Hot Springs, Arkansas, Oct. 1-3 is set to have a huge number of nations competing. These countries will be competing in the 20th
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