Αποτελέσματα Αναζήτησης
Hunting and Trapping in Illinois. NOTE: A new Illinois law allows hunters to use centerfire, single-shot rifles in certain calibers for deer hunting. For additional information, please review the following list of frequently asked questions and answers.
Most residents and non-residents will need a hunting license, applicable stamps and possibly permit. Read the notes in the results to see if you are exempt or qualify for cost reduction.
A physical or electronic license is valid for hunting and presentation to law enforcement. Purchase licenses or read the Exceptions section below to find out if you do not need a license. Use the License Finder to know what licenses, stamps and permits you need to hunt a specific animal or season.
License Sales and Information for Hunting, Fishing, Harvesting, and Trapping. Including information on Deer, Uploand Game, Waterfowl/Dove, and Youth Permits. Go to Service.
This is the place to find what you need to plan your next hunting trip. Whether you want details on a specific site, to buy credentials, report a harvest, or learn more about hunting safety, we’ve got you. Our calendars give you an overview of all species seasons and hunting related events.
Telephone check-in: 1-866-452-4325 (1-866-IL-CHECK) Online check-in; Download Late-Winter Deer Hunting Permit Information; Youth Firearm Season . Eligibility: Youth must be less than 18 years of age on first day of hunt; Permit available to resident and nonresident youth, limit of 1 either-sex deer permit
Available Deer and Turkey Permits, by County. Show Alerts. Attention hunters: Visit our FAQ page for information about the use of centerfire, single-shot rifles for deer hunting in Illinois. Illinois Department of Natural Resources. Return to Hunting. Deer. Dove. Furbearer Hunt/Trap. Furbearer Management.
