Hunting Program Regulations
1. You must comply with all Illinois Department of Natural Resources hunting & Hunter safety regulations including license and upland game stamp requirements. Noncompliance has the risk of arrest and fines. 2. Back tags must be worn and visible at all times while hunting on any of the clubs leased properties. 3. Release days are Saturday and Sunday. Hunting is NOT permitted before 8:00am on these days. 4. Please respect the land owners property. Park only in designated parking areas. Pick up spent shells. Field dressing game is not permitted. Please do not litter.
Trap Shooting Program
Members Only: Second Wednesday of every month, May through October, weather permitting from 5pm-7pm. $2.00 per round, 10 targets. (Non members must sign release form)
Open to the Public: May through October, last Tuesday of the month from 5pm-dusk. $2.00 per round, 10 targets.
Remember, always practice safe gun handling. The designated range official has the authority and responsibility to ensure the trap shooting program is conducted in a safe manner and that all participants and spectators abide by the range rules.
Hunting
The club boast's four locally leased properties for members who wish to participate in the club's-controlled pheasant hunting program.
Since 2011, fully grown pheasant are purchased for the program. The
club will take delivery of the first order a week before opening day. Each
weekend during the season, a predetermined number of birds will be released at each leased property.
Hunters participating in the program are required to purchase a
hunters back tag ($150). The funds collected will be used to offset the
increased cost of the program. The plastic back tag is
color coded and imprinted with a number assigned to the hunter.
THE BACK TAG MUST BE WORN ON THE HUNTERS BACK AT ALL TIMES
WHILE HUNTING ON ANY OF THE CLUBS LEASED PROPERTIES!
Failure to follow this rule could lead to revocation of hunting privileges.
Thank you and safe hunting!
Shawn Carmody
2022 Pheasant program rules (with property maps)
No matter if your 17 or 70, every hunter should abide by the
Hunters Code of Conduct. Click here to review.