Aaron Hildreth News Today

A mix of outdoors stories, including the Illinois Farm Bureau has launched an action request asking members to contact their state senator to urge them to vote no on proposed legislation that could allow the Illinois DNR to regulate every size wetland in the state.

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Chris Irick of Pleasant Hope harvested the first elk by archery methods in Missouri's modern elk hunting history during the archery portion, Oct. 16-24.

A long-overdue police procession and memorial service was held Wednesday for SDPD Officer Dan Walters (also a former Padres catcher) whose biggest wish was to...

Thu, 04/08/2021 - 9:57am admin Photo courtesy Jeff Girdner Gene Guilkey of Liberty harvested this 6x7 bull elk on public land in Shannon County Dec. 16, 2020, during Missouri’s first elk-hunting season, which ended Dec. 20. Four other hunters who were drawn for permits were also successful in harvesting elk during the season. Missouri’s second year of elk seasons will be Oct. 16-24 (archery) and Dec. 11-19 (firearms). Five permits for hunting bull elk will be issu...

By Sara Karnes Springfield News-Leader Three men successfully hunted elk this past week, making this the first-ever harvested since the cervids were reintroduced to the state nearly a decade ago. Joseph Benthall, of Mount Vernon, was one of five permit holders for this elk hunting season and the first to shoot a bull, said Aaron Hildreth, elk specialist with the Missouri Department of Conservation. Only five bull elk could be taken. Following an unsuccessful archery season in October, the five ...