Hunting
Sweeney: Crossbow ‘superior weapon’
Assemblyman mischaracterizes previous regs
‘Great’ water means duck production solid
Spring numbers down slightly from
2012 record, but still No. 2 all-time
Easement rule could threaten new RIM acreage
At present, there are about 600,000 acres in Minnesota protected by state-funded conservation easements.
USFWS allows liberal waterfowl regs
It’s allowing states to offer possession limits that are three times the daily bag limit.
‘Balance’ sought as state OKs WMA emergency haying
Hunters facing the prospect of finding a state wildlife management area grazed by livestock when they arrive this year for a bird hunt now might find that area hayed.
Crisis with low number of deputy wildlife conservation officers
Game Commission must find way to attract more law enforcement help
Sling bow now legal to use for carp, other rough fish in Illinois
Gov. Pat Quinn has signed Senate Bill 1538 into law
Time to take advantage of the Illinois squirrel season while you can
Some of the most memorable and exciting hunts took place for me as a youngster in the squirrel woods.
Controlling the Invasive Wild Parsnip
Wild parsnips are an invasive plant that tends to crowd out native plants.
