IL SB2924The bill allows landowners in Illinois to hunt deer and turkey on their own farm lands year-round without paying for certain hunting permits. Specifically, it provides up to five free permits each for deer archery and deer firearm hunting. This aims to make hunting more accessible for landowners who manage their own properties.
IL SB2924 is a senate bill in the Illinois 104th General Assembly, sponsored by Neil Anderson (R), currently “Introduced” since January 27, 2026.
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Supporters of the bill argue that it empowers landowners by giving them more flexibility to manage wildlife on their properties, promoting responsible hunting practices. They believe this will help control deer populations and support local conservation efforts while also providing an economic benefit to landowners.
Critics may argue that the bill could lead to overhunting and disrupt local ecosystems by allowing unrestricted hunting year-round. They might also express concerns about the potential for increased conflicts between hunters and non-hunters in rural communities, as well as the impact on wildlife populations.
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What does IL SB2924 do?
The bill allows landowners in Illinois to hunt deer and turkey on their own farm lands year-round without paying for certain hunting permits. Specifically, it provides up to five free permits each for deer archery and deer firearm hunting. This aims to make hunting more accessible for landowners who manage their own properties.
What is the status of IL SB2924?
IL SB2924 is currently “Introduced” in the Illinois legislature.
Who sponsored IL SB2924?
Neil Anderson (R) sponsored IL SB2924.
