Director's Hunt

2024 Director's Hunt

December 2nd & 3rd, 2024

The Illinois Conservation Foundation (ICF) proudly presents the much-anticipated event of the year – the ICF 2024 Director's Hunt. In the heart of central Illinois at the Jim Edgar Panther Creek State Fish and Wildlife Area, this two-day pheasant and chukar hunt promises an unforgettable experience for outdoor enthusiasts!

For those seeking the ultimate hunting adventure, individual tickets are available at just $450 per person. Alternatively, you can create lasting memories with a team of four for only $1550. Register before October 20 for early bird pricing!

What's included with your Director's Hunt Ticket?

Your ticket grants you access to two exhilarating days filled with adventure and camaraderie. Here's what you can expect:

  1. Two Days of Hunting: Immerse yourself in the thrill of pheasant and chukar hunting at Jim Edgar Panther Creek State Fish and Wildlife Area.
  2. Day 1: Onsite Lunch: get ready with a delicious lunch onsite from nuthatch hill bbq, ensuring you stay energized for an action-packed day of hunting.
  3. Banquet Dinner: Gather with fellow hunters for a  banquet dinneR & Live Auction. (Banquet only tickets available!)
  4. Live Auction: Participate in an exciting live auction, offering a chance to acquire unique items and experiences related to the world of hunting and outdoor adventure.
  5. Lodging: Rest easy in comfortable lodging provided as part of your ticket package, ensuring you're well-rested for another day of hunting.
  6. Day 2: enjoy coffee and donuts, perfect for that early morning kickstart before the hunt.
  7. Guide and Dogs (Optional): Enhance your hunting prowess by requesting expert guides and well-trained dogs, courtesy of ICF.

REGISTER HERE

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A Conservation Experience

Beyond the thrill of the hunt, the ICF 2024 Director's Hunt serves a greater purpose. Your participation directly contributes to conservation efforts in Illinois, ensuring the preservation of wildlife and natural habitats for generations to come.