Illinois HB1462 amends the Wildlife Code to regulate hunting practices, including restrictions on using dogs, bait, and firearms, and introduces.
Illinois HB1462 amends the Wildlife Code to establish stricter regulations on hunting practices. It prohibits the use of dogs to pursue, harass, or kill deer, except for tracking wounded deer. The bill also restricts the use of bait to attract wild turkeys and mandates that hunters wear blaze orange or pink clothing during certain hours. Additionally, it sets specific rules for using firearms and bows, including restrictions on magazine capacity and shot size.
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