Dove season opens Sept 1 in Illinois with limits and tips
The Illinois dove hunting season starts September 1 at noon CST with a daily bag limit of 12 per hunter and sundown closure. A current Illinois license is required but the federal migratory waterfowl stamp does not apply. The piece offers shooting tips, gun selection, and field practices for a successful early-season hunt in Southern Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Reid
Southern Illinoisan
Illinois
Illinois pheasants drive state economy and hunting activity
A pair of wildlife specialists cite a 1971 Illinois survey showing hunters contributed 15.79 million dollars to the state economy while harvesting 937 thousand pheasants. The report compares per bird costs across states and notes travel, gear, and miscellaneous expenses shaping the overall impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald F. Labisky
Illinois Natural History Survey
Department of Conservation
W. L. Preno
Illinois
Missouri
North Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
United States
Labisky
Preno
U.S
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Shanghai
Towa
Ole One-Hop and Sledgefoot Swamp Rabbit Mystery
In Southern Illinois the saga of Old Sledgefoot grows with a letter suggesting another giant swamp rabbit named Ole One-Hop lived in Union County in 1933. The writer argues the two are one and the same, noting the rabbit’s famed ditch crossing and dog-dish tricks, preserving Sledgefoot as the monarch of Dismal Swamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Reid
Southern
Illinois
Lee Hooker
Carterville
Union County
Hooker
Cold Nose
Mr. Hooker
McClure
McCure
Sledgefoot
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