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Did Oct. 1 opener seal youth hunt fate?
By now everyone is pretty much aware that the state’s proposed youth hunt over the Columbus Day weekend isn’t going to happen, its fate sealed when a crossbow extension – extension, not expansion – bill
When will hunters end the ridiculous banter about deer harvest reporting?
I have hunted for nearly 50 years and have sent in a harvest report card for every deer, buck or doe that I have ever harvested in Pennsylvania. I wish every hunter would do the
New 'Friends' group supports federal duck stamp
Ducks have a new friend in town. It is the Friends of the Duck Stamp. This friends group is an independent, non-profit group devoted to the promotion, preservation, sale and better understanding of the Federal
Deer Registration Changes?
Deer registration stations are what makes an outdoors writer’s job more interesting, easier, and a whole lot of fun. There are all kinds of people there, many of whom killed deer, some who do not.
Illinois Cuffs & Collars – July 13th, 2012
Region I A District 1 CPO responded to a boat accident that occurred just up river from the Arduini Boat Ramp in Rock Falls on the Rock River. A Sterling woman was heading up stream

A quack fact: Duck count at record levels
In a state where good news has been nearly as scarce as rain this summer, the “duck factory” up north has provided Illinois waterfowl hunters with a surprise shower of hope.

Deer fare well amidst heat wave but fish face struggle
News-reading deer hunters who were educated about epizootic hemorrhagic disease in 2007 certainly have good reason for concern in 2012.

Illinois’ deer hunters, farmers enjoy beneficial relationship
Although relatively few farmers in Illinois hunt deer, it’s fair to argue they play the most important role in controlling the state’s herd.
Wisconsin Cuffs & Collars – July 13th, 2012
District 10 — Wautoma area Warden Jeff Knorr, of Fremont, attended the sentencing of Robbi Kuenzi at the Waupaca County courthouse May 24 after Kuenzi pleaded guilty to three felonies and three misdemeanors. Kuenzi was