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3 ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT HUNTER ACTIVITY AND WILDLIFE HARVEST IN ILLINOIS: COUNTY AVERAGES FOR THROUGH Prepared by: William L. Anderson, Human Dimensions Research Program Craig A. Miller, Human Dimensions Research Program Linda K. Campbell, Human Dimensions Research Program i' i -. jc." ~La"-~~ '114EEP ' Joel Brunsvold, Director Illinois Department of Natural Resources November 8,25 John E. Buhnerkempe, Chief Division ofwildlife Resources
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5 Illinois Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife Resources Administrative Report 8 November 25 HUNTER ACTIVITY AND WILDLIFE HARVEST IN ILLINOIS: COUNTY AVERAGES FOR through 23-4 William L. Anderson, Wildlife Harvest and Human Dimensions Research Program' Craig A. Miller, Wildlife Harvest and Human Dimensions Research Program' Linda K. Campbell, Wildlife Harvest and Human Dimensions Research Program i Abstract: Data from the through 23-4 Illinois Hunter Harvest Surveys were used to calculate average values for the number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested for each county in the state. Results are presented for 19 game hunting categories: rabbit, quail, pheasant, dove, gray partridge, woodcock, common snipe, rail, crow, groundhog, fox squirrel, gray squirrel, deer-long gun, deer-archery, raccoon, red fox, gray fox, coyote, and opossum. The Illinois Hunter Harvest Survey (IHHS) has been conducted annually since 1956 to obtain information on hunter activity and wildlife harvest in the state. This mail-letter survey, which samples licensed resident hunters, documents the temporal and geographical distribution of hunter activity and wildlife harvest. The survey included 24 game hunting categories (GHCs) in and 21-2 through 23-4, and 23 GHCs in 2-1, with data being collected at the county level. The results of each year's survey were summarized in annual reports, (Miller, Campbell, and Yeagle 2; Miller, Campbell, Yeagle, and Anderson 21; Miller, Anderson, Campbell and Yeagle 23; Miller, Anderson, Campbell, and Colligan 24; Miller, Anderson,Campbell, and Leiter 24), which were distributed to appropriate personnel 'Illinois Natural History Survey.
6 within and outside the Illinois Department of Natural Resources(IDNR). The data were presented by administrative region, wildlife management unit, and the entire state for each GHC. Personnel in the IDNR, as well as in other agencies, frequently need to examine hunter-activity and wildlife-harvest data at the county or sub-regional level. Unfortunately, sample sizes become prohibitively small when data for each year are spread across GHCs and 12 counties. To overcome this shortcoming, the results of several annual surveys must be combined and averages calculated. The present report presents hunter activity and wildlife harvest for 19 GHCs in each county of the state, as averaged for through Two earlier reports provide 5-year county averages for the periods through and through (Anderson, Campbell, and Witzany 1995; Anderson, Miller, and Campbell 21). These reports, as well as the present one, provide data for the same 19 GHCs. METHODS AND MATERIALS Methods and materials used for conducting the IHHS were described in the annual reports (Miller, Campbell, and Yeagle 2; Miller, Campbell, Yeagle, and Anderson 21; Miller, Anderson, Campbell, and Yeagle 23; Miller, Anderson, Campbell, and Colligan 24; Miller, Anderson, Campbell, and Leiter 24). Name-address cards, which were inserted into each book of 2
7 resident hunting licenses, were filled out and mailed to the IDNR by license vendors or purchasers for the through 23-4 hunting seasons. In all years, the mailing list was supplemented with names-addresses of Illinois Habitat Stamp purchasers. Participants were mailed a self-administered questionnaire with cover letter and return envelope after the hunting seasons-- in March or April. This mailing was followed 1 days later with a thank you/reminder postcard to nonrespondents. After waiting another 1 days, a second questionnaire, cover letter, and return envelope were mailed to nonrespondents. The second mailing was followed 1 days later with a postcard thank you/reminder. A computer program was used to transfer the data from returned questionnaires to a computer file, after which the data were analyzed. The number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested were calculated for each GHC. Five-year averages were calculated for each county by combining data for through 23-4 and then developing an appropriate program using SPSS 1.. Because of changes in the 2-1 questionnaire, it was necessary to limit county averages for fox squirrel and gray squirrel to 4 years (1999- and 21-2 through 23-4). RESULTS AND DISCUSSION For through 23-4, the annual sales of resident hunting licenses (regular, sportsmen's, and senior combined) averaged 292,358 and the number of active licensed resident hunters averaged 263,9 (Table 1). The mailing list for the
8 IHHS included 3, names-addresses in all years, of which an average of 2,892 received questionnaires via the U.S. Postal Service. An average of 1,945 questionnaires were returned for an average response rate of 67.2%. On average, 1,99 (98.1%) of the returned questionnaires were usable. Sample sizes for the 19 GHCs are summarized in Table 2. The number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested for each of the GHCs, as averaged for through 23-4, are presented by county and administrative region (Fig. 1) in Tables The GHCs are presented in the following order: rabbit, quail, pheasant, dove, gray partridge, woodcock, common snipe, rail, crow, groundhog, fox squirrel, gray squirrel, deerlong gun, deer-archery, raccoon, red fox, gray fox, coyote, and opossum. Total squirrel (fox and gray combined) hunters are presented by county and administrative region in Table 22. For purposes of this report, the geographical range of the pheasant was limited to 68 counties in northern and central Illinois (Fig. 2). Similarly, the geographical range of the gray partridge was limited to 37 counties in northern and northwestern portions of the state (Fig. 2). Readers are reminded that the estimates of hunter activity and wildlife harvest presented in this report are projections made from systematic samples of resident hunting license buyers. No adjustments were made for known biases inherent in the sampling technique. Hunter activity and harvest for ducks, geese, and coots can be obtained from the Illinois Waterfowl 4
9 Hunter Survey, which is available from the Waterfowl Program in the Division of Wildlife Resources. Harvest data for deer and turkey, as recorded at check stations and the turkey phone-in system, are available from the Forest Wildlife Program. Harvest data for furbearers taken by trappers are available from the Furbearer Program. Acknowledgements. Appreciation is extended to Sandra Vistine and Geriann Albers for data processing. This study was funded in part by Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Project W- 112-R, the IDNR, Illinois Natural History Survey, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, cooperating. LITERATURE CITED Miller, C.A., W.L. Anderson, L.K. Campbell, and J.A. Yeagle. 23. Results of the 21-2 Illinois Hunter Harvest Survey. Human Dimensions Research Program Report, Illinois Natural History Survey, Champaign, IL. 64pp. _, _, and C.B. Colligan. 24. Results of the 22-3 Illinois Hunter Harvest Survey. Human Dimensions Research Program Report, Illinois Natural History Survey, Champaign, IL. 7pp., _, and P.D. Leiter. 24. Results of the 23-4 Illinois Hunter Harvest Survey. Human Dimensions Research Program Report, Illinois Natural History Survey, Champaign, IL. 59pp., L.K. Campbell, and J. Yeagle Illinois Harvest Survey. Hunter Harvest and Human Dimensions Research Program, Illinois Natural History Survey, Champaign, IL. 76pp.,, and W.L. Anderson. 21. Results of the 2-21 Illinois Hunter Harvest Survey. Human Dimensions Research Program, Illinois Natural History Survey, Champaign, IL. 57pp. 5
10 LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES Page Table 1...License Sales, Active Hunters, and Responses to Hunter Surveys Table 2...Sample Sizes for Hunter Surveys... 8 Table 3...Rabbit Hunting T able 4... Q uail H unting Table 5...Pheasant H unting Table 6...Dove Hunting Table 7...Gray Partridge Hunting Table 8...W oodcock Hunting Table 9...Common Snipe Hunting Table 1...Rail Hunting Table Crow Hunting Table 12...Groundhog Hunting Table 13...Fox Squirrel Hunting Table 14...Gray Squirrel Hunting Table 15...Deer-Long Gun Hunting Table 16...Deer-Archery Hunting Table 17...Raccoon H unting Table 18...Red Fox Hunting Table 19...G ray Fox Hunting Table 2...Coyote Hunting Table 21...Opossum Hunting Table 22...Total Squirrel Hunters Figure 1...Administrative Regions in Illinois Figure 2...Distribution of Pheasant and Gray Partridge in Illinois
11 Table 1. Summaries for resident hunting licenses sold, number of active licensed hunters, and responses to the Illinois Hunter Harvest Survey in through Year Resident Active Number of Questionnaires Game Licenses Licensed Percentage Hunting Solda Hunters Mailed Delivered Returned Usable Response Categories b ,971 25,7 3, 2,853 1,93 1, % , ,468 3, 2,912 2,171 2, % ,722 1,694 3, 2,92 1,96 1, % , ,83 3, 2,97 1,852 1,8 63.7% ,5 267,437 3, 2,886 1,891 1, % 24 Mean 292, ,9 3, 2,892 1,945 1, % 24 aincludes regular hunting licenses, sportman's (combination hunting/fishing) licenses, and senior hunting licenses. blisted in the questionnaire used for conducting the Illinois Hunter Harvest Survey.
12 Table 2. Sample sizes (number of hunters) for the game hunted categories included in the through 23-4 Illinois Hunter Harvest Surveys. Statewide Number of Mean Per County Game Hunting 5-Year Per Counties 5-Year Per Category Total Year Representeda Total Year Rabbit Quail Pheasant Dove Gray Partridge Woodcock Common Snipe Rail Crow Groundhog Fox Squirrelb Gray Squirrelb Total Squirrel Huntersb,c Deer-long gun Deer-archery Raccoon Red Fox Gray Fox Coyote Opossum acounties in which >lhunters in the sample were active in >1 years from through bfour years (1999- and 21-2 through 23-4). CFox squirrel and gray squirrel combined. Most squirrel hunters hunt both species.
13 Table 3. Mean number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested by county and administrative region (Illinois through 23-4). Rabbit REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 1 Boone Bureau Carroll DeKalb Fulton Henderson Henry JoDaviess Knox LaSalle Lee Marshall McDonough Mercer Ogle Peoria Putnam Rock Island Stark Stephenson Tazewell Warren Whiteside Winnebago Woodford Region 2 Cook DuPage Grundy Kane Kankakee Kendall Lake McHenry Will Region 3 Champaign Clark Coles Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Edgar Ford Iroquois Livingston Macon McLean Moultrie Piatt Shelby Vermilion
14 Table 3. Rabbit (contined). REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 4 Adams 1886 Bond 1123 Brown 524 Calhoun 415 Cass 134 Christian 117 Clinton 143 Greene 1536 Hancock 855 Jersey 171 Logan 42 Macoupin 1867 Madison 2691 Mason 569 Menard 149 Monroe 522 Montgomery 793 Morgan 567 Pike 966 Randolph 1774 Sangamon 51 Schuyler 841 Scott 411 St. Clair 1743 Washington Region 5 Alexander Clay Crawford Edwards Effingham Fayette Franklin Gallatin Hamilton Hardin Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Lawrence Marion Massac Perry Pope Pulaski Richland Saline Union Wabash Wayne White Williamson Unknown Unknown TOTAL
15 Table 4. Mean number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested by county and administrative region (Illinois through 23-4). Quail REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 1 Boone 63 Bureau Carroll DeKalb Fulton Henderson Henry JoDaviess Knox LaSalle Lee Marshall McDonough Mercer Ogle Peoria Putnam Rock Island Stark Stephenson Tazewell Warren Whiteside Winnebago Woodford Region 2 Cook DuPage Grundy Kane Kankakee Kendall 217 Lake 125 McHenry Will Region 3 Champaign Clark Coles Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Edgar Ford Iroquois Livingston Macon McLean Moultrie Piatt 1 Shelby Vermilion
16 Table 4. Quail (continued). REGION Region 4 COUNTY Adams Bond Brown Calhoun Cass Christian Clinton Greene Hancock Jersey Logan Macoupin Madison Mason Menard Monroe Montgomery Morgan Pike Randolph Sangamon Schuyler Scott St. Clair Washington Region 5 Alexander Clay Crawford Edwards Effingham Fayette Franklin Gallatin Hamilton Hardin Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Lawrence Marion Massac Perry Pope Pulaski Richland Saline Union Wabash Wayne White Williamson Unknown Unknown TOTAL HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST
17 Table 5. Mean number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested by county and administrative region (Illinois through 23-4). Pheasant REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 1 Boone Bureau Carroll DeKalb Fulton Henderson Henry JoDaviess Knox LaSalle Lee Marshall McDonough Mercer Ogle Peoria Putnam Rock Island Stark Stephenson Tazewell Warren Whiteside Winnebago Woodford Region 2 Cook DuPage Grundy Kane Kankakee Kendall Lake McHenry Will Region 3 Champaign Clark Coles Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Edgar Ford Iroquois Livingston Macon McLean Moultrie Piatt Shelby Vermilion
18 Table 5. Pheasant (continued). REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 4 Adams Bond Brown Calhoun Cass Christian Clinton Greene Hancock Jersey Logan Macoupin Madison Mason Menard Monroe Montgomery Morgan Pike Randolph Sangamon Schuyler Scott St. Clair Washington Region 5 Alexander Clay Crawford Edwards Effingham Fayette Franklin Gallatin Hamilton Hardin Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Lawrence Marion Massac Perry Pope Pulaski Richland Saline Union Wabash Wayne Williamson Unknown Unknown TOTAL
19 Table 6. Mean number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested by county and administrative region (Illinois through 23-4). Doves REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 1 Boone 86 Bureau 669 Carroll 292 DeKalb 2 Fulton 13 Henderson 378 Henry 822 JoDaviess 298 Knox 7 LaSalle 14 Lee 893 Marshall 545 McDonough 81 Mercer 513 Ogle 252 Peoria 869 Putnam 188 Rock Island 6 Stark 64 Stephenson 149 Tazewell 1181 Warren 96 Whiteside 723 Winnebago 7 Woodford Region 2 Cook DuPage Grundy Kane Kankakee Kendall Lake McHenry Will Region 3 Champaign Clark Coles Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Edgar Ford Iroquois Livingston Macon McLean Moultrie Piatt Shelby Vermilion
20 Table 6. Doves (continued). REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 4 Adams Bond Brown Calhoun Cass Christian Clinton Greene Hancock Jersey Logan Macoupin Madison Mason Menard Monroe Montgomery Morgan Pike Randolph Sangamon Schuyler Scott St. Clair Washington Region 5 Alexander Clay Crawford Edwards Effingham Fayette Franklin Gallatin Hamilton Hardin Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Lawrence Marion Massac Perry Pope Pulaski Richland Saline Union Wabash Wayne White Williamson Unknown Unknown TOTAL
21 Table 7. Mean number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested by county and administrative region (Illinois through 23-4). Gray Partridge REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 1 Boone Bureau Carroll 6 DeKalb Fulton Henderson Henry JoDaviess Knox LaSalle 63 Lee Marshall McDonough Mercer Ogle Peoria Putnam Rock Island Stark Stephenson Tazewell Warren Whiteside 64 Winnebago Woodford Region 2 Cook DuPage Grundy Kane Kankakee Kendall Lake McHenry Will Region 3 Champaign Clark Coles Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Edgar Ford Iroquois Livingston Macon McLean Moultrie Piatt Shelby Vermilion 17
22 Table 7. Gray partridge (continued). REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 4 Adams Bond Brown Calhoun Cass Christian Clinton Greene Hancock Jersey Logan Macoupin Madison Mason Menard Monroe Montgomery Morgan Pike Randolph Sangamon Schuyler Scott St. Clair Washington Region 5 Alexander Clay Crawford Edwards Effingham Fayette Franklin Gallatin Hamilton Hardin Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Lawrence Marion Massac Perry Pope Pulaski Richland Saline Union Wabash Wayne White Williamson Unknown Unknown O TOTAL
23 Table 8. Mean number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested by county and administrative region (Illinois through 23-4). Woodcock REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 1 Boone Bureau Carroll 65 DeKalb 1 Fulton Henderson Henry JoDaviess Knox LaSalle Lee Marshall McDonough Mercer Ogle Peoria Putnam Rock Island 4 Stark Stephenson Tazewell Warren Whiteside 63 Winnebago Woodford Region 2 Cook DuPage Grundy Kane Kankakee Kendall Lake McHenry Will Region 3 Champaign Clark Coles Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Edgar Ford Iroquois Livingston Macon McLean 63 Moultrie Piatt Shelby Vermilion
24 Table 8. Woodcock (continued). REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 4 Adams Bond Brown Calhoun Cass 63 Christian 81 Clinton Greene Hancock Jersey 126 Logan Macoupin Madison Mason Menard Monroe Montgomery Morgan Pike 65 Randolph Sangamon Schuyler Scott St. Clair 65 Washington Region 5 Alexander Clay Crawford Edwards Effingham Fayette Franklin Gallatin Hamilton Hardin Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Lawrence Marion 54 Massac Perry Pope Pulaski Richland 63 Saline Union Wabash Wayne White Williamson Unknown Unknown O TOTAL
25 Table 9. Mean number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested by county and administrative region (Illinois through 23-4). Common Snipe REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 1 Boone Bureau Carroll DeKalb Fulton Henderson Henry JoDaviess Knox LaSalle Lee Marshall McDonough Mercer Ogle Peoria Putnam Rock Island Stark Stephenson Tazewell Warren Whiteside Winnebago Woodford Region 2 Cook DuPage Grundy Kane Kankakee Kendall Lake McHenry Will Region 3 Champaign Clark Coles Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Edgar Ford Iroquois Livingston Macon McLean Moultrie Piatt Shelby Vermilion
26 Table 9. Common Snipe (continued). REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 4 Adams Bond Brown Calhoun Cass Christian Clinton Greene Hancock Jersey Logan Macoupin Madison 89 Mason Menard Monroe Montgomery Morgan Pike Randolph Sangamon Schuyler Scott St. Clair Washington Region 5 Alexander Clay Crawford Edwards Effingham Fayette Franklin Gallatin Hamilton Hardin Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Lawrence Marion Massac Perry Pope Pulaski Richland Saline Union Wabash Wayne White Williamson Unknown Unknown TOTAL _. 22
27 Table 1. Mean number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested by county and administrative region (Illinois through 23-4). Rail REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 1 Boone Bureau Carrol DeKalb Fulton Henderson Henry JoDaviess Knox LaSalle Lee Marshall McDonough Mercer Ogle Peoria Putnam Rock Island Stark Stephenson Tazewell Warren Whiteside Winnebago Woodford Region 2 Cook DuPage Grundy Kane Kankakee 6 26 Kendall Lake McHenry Will 6 26 Region 3 Champaign Clark Coles Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Edgar Ford Iroquois Livingston Macon McLean Moultrie Piatt Shelby Vermilion 23
28 Table 1. Rail (continued) REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 4 Adams Bond Brown Calhoun Cass Christian Clinton 81 Greene Hancock Jersey Logan Macoupin Madison 62 Mason Menard Monroe Montgomery Morgan Pike Randolph Sangamon Schuyler Scott St. Clair Washington Region 5 Alexander Clay Crawford Edwards Effingham Fayette Franklin Gallatin Hamilton Hardin Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Lawrence Marion Massac Perry Pope Pulaski Richland Saline Union Wabash Wayne White Williamson Unknown Unknown O TOTAL
29 Table 11. Mean number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested by county and administrative region (Illinois through 23-4). Crow REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 1 Boone Bureau Carroll DeKalb Fulton Henderson Henry JoDaviess Knox LaSalle Lee Marshall McDonough Mercer Ogle Peoria Putnam Rock Island Stark Stephenson Tazewell Warren Whiteside Winnebago Woodford Region 2 Cook DuPage Grundy Kane 81 Kankakee Kendall Lake McHenry Will Region 3 Champaign Clark Coles Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Edgar Ford Iroquois Livingston Macon McLean Moultrie Piatt Shelby Vermilion
30 Table 11. Crow (continued). REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 4. Adams 159 Bond 64 Brown Calhoun Cass 117 Christian Clinton Greene Hancock 215 Jersey 266 Logan Macoupin 59 Madison 3 Mason 126 Menard Monroe 81 Montgomery 58 Morgan Pike 9 Randolph 64 Sangamon 64 Schuyler 15 Scott St. Clair 125 Washington Region 5 Alexander Clay Crawford Edwards Effingham Fayette Franklin Gallatin Hamilton Hardin Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Lawence Marion Massac Perry Pope Pulaski Richland Saline Union Wabash Wayne White Williamson Unknown Unknown TOTAL
31 Table 12. Mean number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested by county and administrative region (Illinois through 23-4). Groundhog REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 1 Boone Bureau Carroll DeKalb Fulton Henderson Henry JoDaviess Knox LaSalle Lee Marshall McDonough Mercer Ogle Peoria Putnam Rock Island Stark Stephenson Tazewell Warren 63 Whiteside Winnebago Woodford Region 2 Cook DuPage Grundy Kane Kankakee Kendall Lake McHenry Will Region 3 Champaign Clark Coles 126 Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Edgar Ford Iroquois Livingston Macon McLean Mourtrie Piatt Shelby Vermilion
32 Table 12. Groundhog (continued). REGION Region 4 COUNTY Adams Bond Brown Calhoun Cass Christian Clinton Greene Hancock Jersey Logan Macoupin Madison Mason Menard Monroe Montgomery Morgan Pike Randolph Sangamon Schuyler Scott St. Clair Washington Region 5 Alexander Clay Crawford Edwards Effingham Fayette Franklin Gallatin Hamilton Hardin Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Lawrence Marion Massac Perry Pope Pulaski Richland Saline Union Wabash Wayne White Williamson Unknown Unknown TOTAL HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST
33 Table 13. Mean number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested by county and administrative region (Illinois and 21-2 through 23-4). Fox Squirrel REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 1 Boone Bureau Carroll DeKalb Fulton Henderson Henry JoDaviess Knox LaSalle Lee Marshall McDonough Mercer Ogle Peoria Putnam Rock Island Stark Stephenson Tazewell Warren Whiteside Winnebago Woodford Region 2 Cook DuPage 39 5 Grundy Kane Kankakee Kendall Lake McHenry Will Region 3 Champaign Clark Coles Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Edgar Ford Iroquois Livingston Macon McLean Moultrie Piatt Shelby Vermilion
34 Table 13. Fox Squirrel (continued). REGION COUNTY HUNTERS Region 4 Adams Bond Brown Calhoun Cass Christian Clinton Greene Hancock Jersey Logan Macoupin Madison Mason Menard Monroe Montgomery Morgan Pike Randolph Sangamon Schuyler Scott St. Clair Washington Region 5 Alexander Clay Crawford Edwards Effingham Fayette Franklin Gallatin Hamilton Hardin Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Lawrence Marion Massac Perry Pope Pulaski Richland Saline Union Wabash Wayne White Williamson Unknown Unknown TOTAL DAYS HARVEST
35 Table 14. Mean number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested by county and administrative region (Illinois and 21-2 through 23-4). Gray Squirrel REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 1 Boone Bureau Carroll DeKalb Fulton Henderson Henry JoDaviess Knox LaSalle Lee Marshall McDonough Mercer Ogle Peoria Putnam Rock Island Stark Stephenson Tazewell Warren Whiteside Winnebago Woodford Region 2 Cook DuPage 39 5 Grundy Kane Kankakee Kendall Lake McHenry Will Region 3 Champaign Clark Coles Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Edgar Ford Iroquois Livingston Macon McLean Moultrie Piatt Shelby Vermilion
36 Table 14. Gray squirrel (continued). REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 4 Adams Bond Brown Calhoun Cass Christian Clinton Greene Hancock Jersey Logan Macoupin Madison Mason Menard Monroe Montgomery Morgan Pike Randolph Sangamon Schuyler Scott St. Clair Washington Region 5 Alexander Clay Crawford Edwards Effingham Fayette Franklin Gallatin Hamilton Hardin Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Lawrence Marion Massac Perry Pope Pulaski Richland Saline Union Wabash Wayne White Williamson Unknown Unknown TOTAL
37 Table 15. Mean number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested by county and administrative region (Illinois through 23-4). Deer-Long Gun REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 1 Boone Bureau Carroll DeKalb Fulton Henderson Henry JoDaviess Knox LaSalle Lee Marshall McDonough Mercer Ogle Peoria Putnam Rock Island Stark Stephenson Tazewell Warren Whiteside Winnebago Woodford Region 2 Cook DuPage Grundy Kane Kankakee Kendall Lake McHenry Will Region 3 Champaign Clark Coles Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Edgar Ford Iroquois Livingston Macon McLean Moultrie Piatt Shelby Vermilion
38 Table 15. Deer-Long Gun (continued). REGION Region 4 COUNTY HUNTERS Adams Bond Brown Calhoun Cass Christian Clinton Greene Hancock Jersey Logan Macoupin Madison Mason Menard Monroe Montgomery Morgan Pike Randolph Sangamon Schuyler Scott St. Clair Washington Region 5 Alexander Clay Crawford Edwards Effingham Fayette Franklin Gallatin Hamilton Hardin Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Lawrence Marion Massac Perry Pope Pulaski Richland Saline Union Wabash Wayne White Williamson Unknown Unknown TOTAL DAYS HARVEST
39 Table 16. Mean number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested by county and administrative region (Illinois through 23-4). Deer-Archery REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 1 Boone Bureau Carroll DeKalb Fulton Henderson Henry JoDaviess Knox LaSalle Lee Marshall McDonough Mercer Ogle Peoria Putnam Rock Island Stark Stephenson Tazewell Warren Whiteside Winnebago Woodford Region 2 Cook DuPage Grundy Kane Kankakee Kendall Lake McHenry Will Region 3 Champaign Clark Coles Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Edgar Ford Iroquois Livingston Macon McLean Moultrie Piatt Shelby Vermilion
40 Table 16. Deer-Archery (continued). REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 4 Adams Bond Brown Calhoun Cass Christian Clinton Greene Hancock Jersey Logan Macoupin Madison Mason Menard Monroe Montgomery Morgan Pike Randolph Sangamon Schuyler Scott St. Clair Washington Region 5 Alexander Clay Crawford Edwards Effingham Fayette Franklin Gallatin Hamilton Hardin 43 Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Lawrence Marion Massac Perry Pope Pulaski Richland Saline Union Wabash Wayne White Williamson Unknown Unknown TOTAL
41 Table 17. Mean number of hunters, days afield, and wildlfe harvested by county and administrative region (Illinois through 23-4). Raccoon REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 1 Boone Bureau Carroll DeKalb Fulton Henderson Henry JoDaviess Knox LaSalle Lee Marshall McDonough Mercer Ogle Peoria Putnam Rock Island Stark Stephenson Tazewell Warren Whiteside Winnebago 6 Woodford Region 2 Cook DuPage Grundy Kane Kankakee Kendall Lake McHenry Will Region 3 Champaign 4 4 Clark Coles Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Edgar Ford Iroquois Livingston Macon 156 McLean Moultrie Piatt Shelby Vermilion
42 Table 17. Raccoon (continued). REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 4 Adams 464 Bond 155 Brown 342 Calhoun 92 Cass 155 Christian Clinton 149 Greene 363 Hancock 187 Jersey 2 Logan 59 Macoupin 551 Madison 2 Mason Menard Monroe Montgomery 64 Morgan 154 Pike 96 Randolph 15 Sangamon 63 Schuyler 153 Scott St. Clair 22 Washington Region 5 Alexander Clay Crawford Edwards Effingham Fayette Franklin Gallatin Hamilton Hardin Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Lawrence Marion Massac Perry Pope Pulaski Richland Saline Union Wabash Wayne White Williamson Unknown Unknown TOTAL
43 Table 18. Mean number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested by county and administrative region (Illinois through 23-4). Red Fox REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 1 Boone 94 Bureau Carroll DeKalb Fulton Henderson Henry JoDaviess Knox 188 LaSalle Lee Marshall 5 McDonough Mercer Ogle Peoria Putnam Rock Island Stark Stephenson Tazewell Warren Whiteside Winnebago 467 Woodford Region 2 Cook 94 DuPage Grundy Kane Kankakee 79 Kendall Lake McHenry Will Region 3 Champaign Clark 63 Coles Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Edgar Ford Iroquois Livingston Macon McLean Moultrie Piatt Shelby Vermilion
44 Table 18. Red Fox (continued). REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 4 Adams 9 Bond Brown Calhoun Cass Christian Clinton 6 Greene Hancock Jersey Logan Macoupin 86 Madison Mason Menard Monroe Montgomery 64 Morgan Pike Randolph Sangamon Schuyler Scott St. Clair Washington Region 5 Alexander Clay Crawford Edwards Effingham Fayette Franklin Gallatin Hamilton Hardin Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Lawrence Marion Massac Perry Pope Pulaski Richland Saline Union Wabash Wayne White Williamson Unknown Unknown TOTAL
45 Table 19. Mean number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested by county and administrative region (Illinois through 23-4). Gray Fox REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 1 Boone Bureau Carroll DeKalb Fulton Henderson Henry JoDaviess 59 Knox LaSalle Lee Marshall McDonough Mercer Ogle Peoria Putnam Rock Island Stark Stephenson Tazewell Warren Whiteside Winnebago Woodford Region 2 Cook DuPage Grundy Kane Kankakee Kendall Lake McHenry Will Region 3 Champaign Clark Coles Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Edgar Ford Iroquois Livington Macon McLean Moultrie Piatt Shelby Vermilion
46 Table 19. Gray Fox (continued). REGION COUNTY HUNTERS Region 4 Adams Bond Brown Calhoun Cass Christian Clinton Greene Hancock Jersey Logan Macoupin Madison Mason Menard Monroe Montgomery Morgan Pike Randolph Sangamon Schuyler Scott St. Clair Washington Region 5 Alexander Clay Crawford Edwards Effingham Fayette Franklin Gallatin Hamilton Hardin Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Lawrence Marion Massac Perry Pope Pulaski Richland Saline Union Wabash Wayne White Williamson Unknown Unknown TOTAL DAYS HARVEST o 42
47 Table 2. Mean number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested by county and administrative region (Illinois through 23-4). Coyote REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 1 Boone 223 Bureau 679 Carroll 419 DeKalb 9 Fulton 885 Henderson 184 Henry 1542 JoDaviess 148 Knox 1158 LaSalle 655 Lee 1 Marshall 7 McDonough Mercer 612 Ogle 496 Peoria 592 Putnam 117 Rock Island 513 Stark 241 Stephenson 668 Tazewell 396 Warren 375 Whiteside 411 Winnebago 41 Woodford Region 2 Cook DuPage Grundy Kane Kankakee Kendall Lake McHenry Will Region 3 Champaign Clark Coles Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Edgar Ford Iroquois Livingston Macon McLean Moultrie Piatt Shelby Vermilion
48 Table 2. Coyote REGION Region 4 (continued). COUNTY Adams Bond Brown Calhoun Cass Christian Clinton Greene Hancock Jersey Logan Macoupin Madison Mason Menard Monroe Montgomery Morgan Pike Randolph Sangamon Schuyler Scott St. Clair Washington Region 5 Alexander Clay Crawford Edwards Effingham Fayette Franklin Gallatin Hamilton Hardin Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Lawrence Marion Massac Perry Pope Pulaski Richland Saline Union Wabash Wayne White Williamson Unknown Unknown TOTAL HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST
49 Table 21. Mean number of hunters, days afield, and wildlife harvested by county and administrative region (Illinois through 23-4). Opossum REGION COUNTY HUNTERS DAYS HARVEST Region 1 Boone Bureau Carroll 63 DeKalb Fulton Henderson Henry JoDaviess Knox LaSalle Lee Marshall McDonough Mercer Ogle Peoria Putnam Rock Island Stark Stephenson Tazewell Warren Whites ide Winnebago 63 Woodford Region 2 Cook DuPage Grundy Kane Kankakee Kendall Lake McHenry 2438 Will Region 3 Champaign Clark Coles Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Edgar Ford Iroquois Livings ton Macon McLean Moultrie Piatt Shelby Vermilion
50 Table 21. Opossum (continued). REGION Region 4 COUNTY HUNTERS Adams Bond Brown Calhoun Cass Christian Clinton Greene Hancock Jersey Logan Macoupin Madison Mason Menard Monroe Montgomery Morgan Pike Randolph Sangamon Schuyler Scott St. Clair Washington Region 5 Alexander Clay Crawford Edwards Effingham Fayette Franklin Gallatin Hami ton Hardin Jackson Jasper Jefferson Johnson Lawrence Marion Massac Perry Pope Pulaski Richland Saline Union Wabash Wayne White Williamson Unknown Unknown TOTAL DAYS HARVEST
51 Table 22. Mean number of squirrel (fox and gray combined) hunters by county and administrative region (Illinois and 21-2 through 23-4). Total Squirrel Hunters REGION COUNTY HUNTERS Region 1 Region 2 Region 3 Boone Bureau Carroll DeKalb Fulton Henderson Henry JoDaviess Knox LaSalle Lee Marshall McDonough Mercer Ogle Peoria Putnam Rock Island Stark Stephenson Tazewell Warren Whiteside Winnebago Woodford Cook DuPage Grundy Kane Kankakee Kendall Lake McHenry Will Champaign Clark Coles Cumberland DeWitt Douglas Edgar Ford Iroquois Livingston Macon McLean Moultrie Piatt Shelby Vermilion
52 Table 22. Total Squirrel Hunters (continued). REGION COUNTY HUNTERS Region 4 Adams 36 Bond 87 Brown 944 Calhoun 1189 Cass 953 Christian 636 Clinton 1824 Greene 1544 Hancock 995 Jersey 252 Logan 119 Macoupin 1947 Madison 2368 Mason 118 Menard 159 Monroe 675 Montgomery 99 Morgan 361 Pike 957 Randolph 1937 Sangamon 555 Schuyler 1863 Scott 6 St. Clair 2176 Washington Region 5 Alexander 395 Clay 119 Crawford 593 Edwards 596 Effingham 435 Fayette 1469 Franklin 1255 Gallatin 6 Hamilton 476 Hardin 159 Jackson 1147 Jasper 552 Jefferson 6 Johnson 594 Lawrence 477 Marion 8 Massac 157 Perry 872 Pope 555 Pulaski 516 Richland 558 Saline 512 Union 472 Wabash 878 Wayne 639 White 5 Williamson Unknown Unknown 488 TOTAL
53 Figure 1. Administrative regions in Illinois. 49
54 j! Figure 2. Counties considered to be within the range of the pheasant and gray partridge in Illinois. 5
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