“Recent changes in Illinois laws are intended to lengthen the deer hunting season for sportsmen,” Rutherford said. “These changes are more hunter-friendly and will provide an opportunity for more deer to be harvested.”
The fall deer season began on October 1, with archery hunters taking the first crack at the herd.
• Archery – October 1 – January 17
• Youth – October 10 – 11
• Firearm season - November 20-22 and December 3-6
• Muzzleloader only – December 11-13
• Late Winter – December 31 – January 3 and January 15-17
Deer permits that remain after the daily drawing period will be available for over-the-counter sales on October 20. Hunters will be able to purchase these licenses through the Department of Natural Resources and approved retailers.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Deer Season in Illinois
Via State Sen. Dan Rutherford:
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Blah blah blah...
What I want to know is when is it legal to kill a deer by throwing a rock because it's eating my fruit trees!!!
Oh, it's legal at all times in Oregon on your own property.
Nevermind...
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