Residents in different parts of Illinois have found a unifying pastime each summer: spotting black bears.
This time it was southern Illinois.
Bear things apparently include squeezing in some tee time. In late
Crappie hanging deeper, bass biting early in day. A look at the Illinois fishing report from across the state on Aug. 2, 2024.
The telltale black stains around its mouth told me that the squirrel I had just shot was hitting the walnuts. Finding the motherload tree or stand can provide the lucky hunter with season-long action.
Lauren Dean joined the Illinois Natural History Survey on July 1 as an assistant research scientist focused on hunter research for the Learn to Hunt program.
Dean received a B.A. degree in Anthropology from
Outdoor users have been known to get black eyes over the how and why we go into the woods or onto the water. Whether it is the latest cheating scandal at a fishing tournament, or
I have been told that the lures I tend to talk about are usually the old tried-and-true fish catchers. I even got a letter that accused me, “What’s the deal Sarley, you dinosaur? Haven’t you
Ruger, Yogi, and Skeeter are unfazed by the on-again, off-again rain this chilly morning. The three Boykin spaniels have a job to do – and it’s obvious from their wagging tails and enthusiastic trotting that
Summer may seem like “down time” for Illinois trappers and fur hunters, but much is happening in the global fur market that will affect fur prices received by those here in the middle of the
DNR’s efforts to improve the size of largemouth bass in Lake Sara have apparently paid off – biologists sampling the lake last year found bigger bass in good condition.
More telling, tournament weigh-ins on
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