Illinois HB2662 amends the Wildlife Code to regulate deer hunting permits, fees, and seasons.
Illinois HB2662 amends the Wildlife Code to regulate deer hunting permits, fees, and seasons. The bill specifies that the Department of Natural Resources may only issue antlerless-only permits to first-year applicants for non-resident deer hunting permits. It mandates that the Department shall not limit the number of non-resident, either-sex archery deer hunting permits to less than 20,000. The bill also sets fees for deer hunting permits, with residents paying up to $25 and non-residents paying up to $400.
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