Outdoor artist Larry Hill gains Midwest recognition
Ex area man Larry Hill, 43, gains fame as a leading Midwest outdoor artist with one man shows of waterfowl and hunting scenes. His Mallard Alley portrait depicts duck hunting moments with subdued textures, and he plans four new waterfowl scenes to be released as limited edition prints. Also, Rend Lake College basketball hosts Belleville Junior College in Pinckneyville with Rend Lake at 2-0 and Belleville at 0-3.
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Larrydale
Midwest
U.S.S. Paducah
Tllinoisan
Carbondale
Hill
The
Adver
Evansville
Ind
Wilma Robbins
Hardinsburg
Newburgh
Larry Hill
Rend Lake
Belleville Junior College
Pinckneyville
Belleville
Illinois extends shotgun deer season to December 6 8
Illinois lists three final shotgun deer days December 6 to 8 for hunters who missed earlier quotas. The state sets a one deer per year limit October to October and requires residents to hold a permit and license. Bow hunters may continue in certain counties with state-wide permit rules and daily hunting times.
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Illinois
Ilinois
Pope
Jo Daviess
Carroll
Hardin
U. S
Illinois wild birds and game seasons regulate hunting rights
The ISBA notes that Illinois law holds all wild birds and animals on private and public property are state owned and the state may limit species and seasons. It lists legal and illegal species and implies broad regulatory power over hunting.
Mexico's real role in duck harvests and MSS myth debunked
The MSS tale claims a Mexican slaughter drives duck declines, but data show Mexico share of continental harvest totals about half a million ducks annually while U S and Canada add millions. Regulations since 1931 curtail market hunting. since 1936 treaty with U S boosts protections and bans on sale of wild meat.
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Chuck Griffith
Eachini
Mexico
U.S
United States
Canada
H. R
Bud” Morgan
The
National Wildlife
Morgan
A. Starker Leopold
Cartoonist Kent Olson joins Wetlands Acquisition Division
Kent Olson, once a wildlife trainee at Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge in 1960, moved to the Mark Twain Refuge in 1961 and began drawing cartoons for the bureau. His cartoons now appear regularly in the Department of the Interior Federation, reflecting his growing influence in wildlife outreach.
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Kent Olson
Wetlands Acquisition Division
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge
The
Mark
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Mallard Alley
Area Man
Rend Lake College
U.S. Rt
Beaver
Jim’s Sporting Goods
Mardale Shopping Center
Southern
Carbondale Loan & Improvement Assn
North Illinois
Jim
Anadia
Schwinn Bikes
Santa
Murdaie Shopping
Herrin
West Frankfort
Rugged
Sohn
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