<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1EaX1U_1H49WMYi00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1EaX1U_1H49WMYi00" width="1200" height="600" >ILLINOIS (KWQC) - Firearm deer season opens in Illinois next week, and conservation police said there are still misconceptions about what hunters need to know.Illinois has separate deer seasonsOne common misconception is that deer hunting season consists of one long season.Illinois has separate archery, firearm and muzzleloader seasons. Each has its own rules and permits.Blaze orange required during firearm seasonConservation police reminded hunters that blaze orange, or blaze pink, is required during firearm season.“Everybody hunting out there or in the field will be in blaze orange, so even if you wanted to have your significant other sit with you in the stands, she or he may not be hunting, that person will still need to be in blaze orange,” said Noah Workman, a conservation police officer.Safety harnesses and permitsConservation police also reminded hunters to wear a safety harness in tree stands and also to make sure they have the proper permits before heading out.Iowa shotgun seasonIn Iowa, shotgun season starts Dec. 5.</div></body>

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ILLINOIS (KWQC) - Firearm deer season opens in Illinois next week, and conservation police said there are still misconceptions about what hunters need to know. One common misconception is that deer hunting season consists of one long season. Illinois has separate archery, firearm and muzzleloader seasons. Each has its own...

Illinois firearm deer season opens soon

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ILLINOIS (KWQC) - Firearm deer season opens in Illinois next week, and conservation police said there are still misconceptions about what hunters need to k

Illinois firearm deer season opens soon

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