In recent years, increasing spatial distribution and prevalence along with limited resources have forced a paradigm shift in how IDNR manages CWD.
rule · row 235 of the record
The document
il_regs.pdf · identification: verified
Illinois Department of Natural Resources, Illinois Digest of Hunting and Trapping Regulations 2026-2027 ("Use through July 31, 2027"), printed p. 2 and the whole of the DEER HUNTING section, printed pp. 12-21, for the deer rows published here; printed pp. 22, 25, 27, 28, 36, 39 and 42 read and ruled out by species
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This row, on page 21
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in recent years, increasing spatial distribution and prevalence along
with limited resources have forced a paradigm shift in how idnr
manages cwd. with reduced active management, cwd surveillance
and increased opportunities for hunter harvest will continue to be a
focus of the cwd program (see pg. 17-18). additional information
about cwd in illinois is available at: huntillinois.org/cwd-sampling/.
Page 21 of il_regs.pdf
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