3-Day Illinois Whitetail Hunting

Carterville, IL

Lodge • Private • Semi-Guided

Description

Southern Illinois Whitetail

3-Days with Lodging and Meals

Our mission is to provide the best hunting experience in southern Illinois that has a focus on quality rather than quantity. We hope that our members will form lifelong friendships and enjoy the fellowship and professionalism of our Executive Members along with our on-site lodging and heated pits and blinds, we also have ground blinds to accommodate all ages and physical abilities. We have three locations in southern Illinois to make sure you have the best experience while you are here.

Whitetail Dates Include:

October 14-18 / 21-25 (Base Price)
October 1-4, 8-11
October 28-31
November 1-8, 11-15, 18-21, 25-29
December 2-4, 9-12, 16-20

Farms Located in Multiple Counties in Southern Illinois:

Jackson County
Saline County
Alexander County

Lodging - Sleeps 16

While you are here you can enjoy staying in our on-site lodge. Located at our North Farm. Our lodge provides all the comforts of home to ensure that you have the best experience while you are here.

4 bedrooms with 2 queen beds each and a private bath and shower in each.

Base price is per person for a 3-day hunt Oct. 14-18 or 21-25. Other dates are an additional fee depending on the date.

Upgrades

Hunt Oct. 1-4

$550.00

Hunt Oct 8-11

$550.00

See more upgrades

Your Host

Benji C

Waterfowl and Whitetail

from $3300/Experience

Amenities

Access to Private Land
Multiple Farms to Hunt
Experienced Local Guide
Blinds & Stands
Heavily Managed and Scouted
Conference Room
Skeet Shooting or Pheasant Hunting Available
Loding Sleeps up to 16
Private Bath & Shower in Each Bedroom

Location

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Gear List

Weather Appropriate Hunting Attire
Weapon and Ammo
Overnight Supplies
Valid State Hunting License/Tags

Rules & Guidelines

https://www2.illinois.gov/dnr/hunting/Pages/GettingStarted.aspx

In general, anyone wishing to hunt in Illinois is required to purchase a hunting license. There are some exceptions to this requirement.

Anyone born after January 1, 1980, will need to complete a Hunter Safety Education Course before obtaining a hunting license. Proof of completion must be available while hunting.

In most cases, an electronic state habitat stamp is also required.

Waterfowl hunters will also need both the electronic state waterfowl stamp and the federal waterfowl stamp.

Species-specific permits or other registrations may be required.