Hunting
Looking for a unique conservation banquet to try?
Some people might hear about a conservation group that works on “putting more sheep on the mountain” and think that all the members drive Range Rovers and care more about stocks than things that are
Wolf hunt moratorium bill advances
Even after the state held its first-ever regulated wolf hunting and trapping season, this much is clear: Both those who support it and those who don’t remain firmly entrenched in their positions
Audubon feral cat fight has claws in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Audubon chapter scolds national parent organization for firing Ted Williams
Bill focuses on 'wasted' deer meat; would narrow state laws
How hunters utilize or dispose of the meat from deer and other game animals is at center of a bill currently making its way through the Illinois legislature.
Burnsville sewage leaks onto Minn. Valley refuge
A blocked sewage line caused an estimated 100,000 gallons of residential sewage to leak onto the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge
Two-inch slot for Mille Lacs walleyes in 2013
Two-fish bag; 18- to 20-inch harvest slot; one over 28 inches allowed
Bluegills, white bass ‘springing to action’
Most of Illinois’ waters are free of ice, creating a feeding frenzy among the state’s bluegills, crappies and bass. Weed growth are the best places to find the fish right now.
Food plotting, Step 2: big words and the ‘Burn Down’
Now that you’ve got the results from your soil test back, what’s your next plan of action? Hopefully, your plan includes some spring cleaning — food plot style.
