Hunting
BWCAW camper and family vows: “We shall return.”
Learning from generals Washington and MacArthur, then letting common sense prevail outdoors so you can camp another day
Water temp is key to locating Great Lakes trout, salmon
If there’s one absolute about how water temperatures affect salmon movement in the Great Lakes, it’s that there is absolutely no magic formula for homing in on the hottest bite.
Fishing for spring and summer walleyes with versatile lures: crankbaits
Your crankbaiting priority for walleyes should run as follows: depth, vibration, speed, color, and sound
Calf abandonment and Minnesota high school clay target shooters
Mother moose abandoning their calves in northeastern Minnesota remains an issue as biologists try to determine what’s causing the population decline; and high school clay target shooters compete in the championship and state tournament of
Pennsylvania hunter-conservationists stepping up for wildlife
Support groups like Ducks Unlimited for the good of sport
Bass are in ‘good old days’
Science and opinions considered evenly, it’s quite possible Illinois is smack in the middle of a Micropterus salmoides renaissance.
Dove hunting suffering from generational gap
A “handing down” of the state’s dove hunting heritage doesn’t appear to be taking hold, as hunter effort and subsequent harvests continue steady declines.
Links from Illinois Outdoor News, Issue 12
Dove hunt study results can be seen here.
