Hunting
Mystery: Why fewer turkeys?
This is a mystery only beginning to be explored.
By Ad Crable Contributing Writer
State legislators are the ones that directed Pennsylvania’s Game and Fish & Boat commissions to safeguard Pennsylvania’s wildlife.
G&F bill: Complete House, Senate approval
For as polarizing as antler-point restrictions in the southeastern part of the state have been, the bill that allows the DNR to keep them in place this fall and beyond was decidedly less controversial
Young bucks will begin roaming Illinois
Buck yearlings are dispersing around Illinois field and woods as nature takes its annual course
Where have you gone hunting partner of the past?
The author notes the decline of a once-popular piece of hunting apparel: the Jones cap.
Bill to expand legal use for shotgun slugs in Illinois awaits Quinn's signature
Legislation that will make it legal for hunters to use shotgun slugs to take coyotes and other game other than deer has passed through the House.
Flooding spawns hope for anglers
April’s statewide flooding is unlikely to produce detrimental long-term effects on the waters of Illinois, and may actually boost the vitality of some water ecosystems.
Hunters anxious while ammo supply shrinks
Like many hunters in the state, Alan Decker’s annual spring ritual includes re-stocking his gun cabinet’s supply of .22 shells.
