
A busy time for Illinois hunters – and conservation police
More than 1,800 citations and warnings issued to violators during firearms deer hunt – Illinois’ busiest hunting season.

More than 1,800 citations and warnings issued to violators during firearms deer hunt – Illinois’ busiest hunting season.

The Learn to Hunt for Food program aims to capitalize on the increasing demand for local, sustainable food and hopes to educate people who are interested in hunting as a food source.

It could be the last hunt in a while as Gov.-elect Phil Murphy, who takes office next month, has said he will halt the hunt pending research into other methods for managing the state’s bear

AUGUSTA, Maine — Maine hunters are on the prowl for coyotes. The state’s annual “night hunt” for coyotes opened Saturday. It’s legal to hunt coyotes all year, but it’s only legal at night from Dec.

Michigan’s waterfowl season ended with a sky full of ducks, including mostly mallards and a few black ducks.

The hunt will be an added opportunity to harvest antlerless deer to help reach antlerless harvest goals and the county deer population objective.

Extension runs through Saturday, and Gov.-elect Phil Murphy is planning a moratorium, which could halt the hunt.

MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin Republicans’ decision to eliminate the state’s minimum hunting age has created an embarrassing perception that infants are roaming the state’s woods with guns and created a loophole allowing adults to kill

New policy could help cities resolve urban deer conflicts in the heavily populated region.
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