
Overall deer harvest drops significantly in Illinois
A total of 147,004 deer were taken, down significantly from the 162,752 harvested in 2020-2021.
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A total of 147,004 deer were taken, down significantly from the 162,752 harvested in 2020-2021.
MAKANDA, Ill. – Trail of Tears State Forest is now home to two new privies thanks to the local Boy Scout, River Michael Doss. Doss attends Marion High School. With the help of Boy Scout

Hunters in neighboring states had quick access to their final harvest.

Ornithologists are trying to adjust to a plover summer during the coronavirus outbreak.

On Sunday, Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s office instructed DNR to close state parks and other sites.

An interesting tidbit for the state’s sportsmen is the proposed budget’s forecast for participation in fishing, trapping and hunting. The new budget proposal projects the state will have 710,000 fishermen in FY 2021 – the

The permanent position had been vacant since former chief Mark Alessi stepped over last year to assume a role as central region manager for DNR’s Division of Natural Heritage.

Hunters in Illinois bagged a preliminary total of 50,173 deer, down from 58,836 in 2018.
Northwest Zone – Captain Laura Petreikis In Rock Island County, CPO Francisko conducted numerous boat patrols on the Rock and Mississippi rivers to check fishermen and perform boat safety inspections. This resulted in 11 citations
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