Mouse proof your stored hunting gear to avoid surprises
Kristen Monroe
November 4, 2014
Make sure the storage systems you use to pack away outdoor gear are properly sealed
Newsletter
New state record: Black bear killed in 2013
Site Staff
November 3, 2014
It turned out that the black bear Jason Wendberg killed last year is a new state record.
Scientists study die-offs among bighorn sheep
Site Staff
November 3, 2014
The female bighorn sheep looked like two sacks of potatoes as the helicopter lowered them to the ground.
Illinois town has more Asian carp than any place on earth
Site Staff
November 3, 2014
A TV reporter from Chicago recently visited this stretch of the Illinois River to see something firsthand: Asian carp are more abundant in Havana than any place else on earth.
Fugitive, accused cop killer, caught at abandoned airport
Site Staff
October 30, 2014
A seven-week manhunt in the woods of northeastern Pennsylvania came to an end early Thursday evening
Seal the deal with scents and scrapes when bowhunting for deer
Tyler Frantz
October 28, 2014
When rutting action intensifies, getting aggressive can lead to a filled tag
Stocking of Class A wild trout streams in question
Site Staff
October 27, 2014
After sometimes heated discussion between commissioners and testimony from the public at their recent meeting here, Fish & Boat commissioners approved a change to their Class A Wild Trout Stream policy.
Researchers turn up sound as means of deterring Asian carp
Site Staff
October 27, 2014
A four-and-half-mile-long narrow backwater slough blocked off from the Illinois River near Morris, Ill., has become the latest front line in the study of sound barriers to keep Asian carp out of the Upper Mississippi
