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Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-00872-R-1 Ammann and Holzinger

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Property Tax Appeal Board's Decision 2006-00872-R-1, Ammann and Holzinger, Appellant, Madison County, Saline Township,

Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-00851-R-1 Gallagher

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Property Tax Appeal Board's Decision 2006-00851-R-1, Gallagher, Appellant, Madison County, Wood River Township,

Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-01157-R-1 Novosad

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Property Tax Appeal Board's Decision 2006-01157-R-1, Novosad, Appellant, Madison County, Edwardsville Township,

Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-00900-R-1 Eggemeyer

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Property Tax Appeal Board's Decision 2006-00900-R-1, Eggemeyer, Appellant, Madison County, St. Jacob Township,

Results of the Illinois Waterfowl Hunter Survey 2004-2005 Season

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A total of 2,896 potential Illinois waterfowl hunters returned questionnaires for the 2004-2005 Illinois Waterfowl Hunter Survey, for a 63% response rate. Of those, 2,419 reported they purchased a 2004-2005 Illinois Migratory Waterfowl Stamp, and 2,117 stamp purchasers (87.5%) actually hunted waterfowl. An estimated 54,803 Illinois waterfowl hunters spent 1,083,910 days afield during the 2004-2005 season, and harvested 494,775 waterfowl. September teal hunters (n = 8,097) spent 23,928 days afield and harvested 8,463 teal. Regular season duck and coot harvest, by species, was 207,982 mallards, 44,725 wood ducks, and 116,951 other ducks. Hunters harvested 13,587 Canada geese during the 2004 September season. During the regular goose season, 37,189 hunters spent 345,279 days afield and harvested 81,859 Canada geese and 8,231 other geese. We evaluated hunter behavior and attitudes related to waterfowl hunting, with a particular emphasis on duck season dates and duck hunting.

Resurgence v. Kelly

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No. 2--06--1120 Filed: 9-20-07 IN THE APPELLATE COURT OF ILLINOIS SECOND DISTRICT RESURGENCE FINANCIAL, LLC, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. JOAN KELLY, a/k/a Joan Leyhane Kelly, a/k/a Joan Leyhane, Defendant-Appellant (Byron Kelly, a/k/a William Byron Kelly, Defendant). Appeal from the Circuit Court of Lake County. No. 05--AR--2714 Honorable Mary S. Schostok, Judge, Presiding.

Results of the 2004-2005 Illinois Trapper Survey

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A stratified random sample of 722 persons who purchased a 2004 resident Illinois trapping license was surveyed after the furbearer trapping season. Self-administered questionnaires were mailed to 684 of the licensees, and 540 (79%) returned questionnaires (n = 535 useable). Trapping license sales increased 11% from 2003 (2,871 licenses) to 2004 (3,194). Trappers set an average of 24.4 traps for 30.6 days during the 2004-2005 season, and they harvested an estimated 168,367 furbearers (a 21% increase from the 138,843 furbearers harvested in 2003-2004). We documented sightings of uncommon furbearers by trappers, fur harvest by hunting, season date preferences, and knowledge/interest in educational materials.

Results of the 2003-04 Illinois Trapper Survey

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A stratified random sample of 697 persons who purchased a 2003 resident Illinois trapping license was surveyed after the furbearer trapping season. Self-administered questionnaires were mailed to 665 of the licensees, 517 (78%) of whom returned usable questionnaires. Trapping license sales decreased 7% from 2002 (3,073 licenses) to 2003 (2,871 licenses). Trappers had traps set for an average of 28.2 days during the 2003-04 season, and they harvested an estimated 138,843 furbearers (down 28% from the 193,072 harvested in 2002-03). Data are provided for the attitudes of trappers toward a variety of wildlife management programs, their frequency for purchasing a trapping permit, and fur hunting by trappers. Some personal characteristics of trappers are also provided.

Results of the 2003-2004 Illinois Hunter Harvest Survey

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A random sample of 3,000 potential hunters was selected from the 2003 Illinois Habitat Stamp stubs and license sales. The sample was evenly divided between each sample frame (1,500 from each frame). An eight page questionnaire was mailed to 2,886 of the 3,000 individuals sampled from the 2 sample frames. We received 1,891 (66%) returned questionnaires, 1,879 of which were usable. License sales increased 1.4% from the 2002 season (289,000) to the 2003 season (293,000). Comparisons of results from 2002-03 season to 2003- 04 season suggest harvest estimates increased for 5 game animal categories (pheasant, dove, woodcock, gray squirrel, and coyote), decreased for 7 categories (rabbit, quail, fox squirrel, raccoon, red fox, gray fox, and opossum), and could not be calculated for 1 category (gray partridge). Use of the internet by hunters and types of hunting licenses purchased were profiled, as were attitudes toward wildlife and wildlife management and some general information about hunters.

Miniature of Rural Illinois: Working Toward a Better Future: Annual Report Report to the Honorable Rod R. Blagojevich, Governor and the Illinois General Assembly

Rural Illinois: Working Toward a Better Future: Annual Report Report to the Honorable Rod R. Blagojevich, Governor and the Illinois General Assembly

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Annual Report of the Governor's Rural Affairs Council

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