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Flap: Did bear really kill a Clinton man?

One thing is known for certain about the mid-October death of Gary Lininger: He died in the forest near his rural Clinton County home while cutting firewood.

Wolf kill tops early season; two zones closed

As of earlier this week, late-season wolf hunters and trappers had exceeded the output of their early-season counterparts. And the DNR had closed two of the state’s three wolf zones after harvests in those spots

Pheasant Hunting Progression

So much has changed since my first pheasant hunt, even though is was just back in 2010. I just finished reading the story I wrote about that hunt to conjure up old feelings for comparison’s

Hunting Benefit That May Be Overlooked

Early this fall at a hunting and fishing expo, I met a gentleman by the name of Larry Williams who works for V3 Technical Services, LLC as part of the Illinois Lost Veterans Project. The

Experiment with new rules

The door to changing deer seasons and rules opened with the “lesser implement” season that allows deer hunters to use archery equipment, crossbows, shotguns, muzzleloaders, rifles and handguns during the nine-day gun deer season, all

No ruling yet in tribal deer shining case

Federal Judge Barbara Crabb did not issue a ruling yesterday for a case in which the state’s six Chippewa tribes want to shoot deer at night from a stationary position – or vehicle – in

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