WELCOME!!!

[Scout78]

shaft slinger,

I'm in Machesney Park and still pretty new to traditional stuff. Where's your club? I'd love to stop by and see how everyone else does this stuff.

Eric

[ghostmaker]

I'm from Morris, about 30 minutes west of Joliet.

[Buckhammer]

I'm from Peoria. I've been hunting trad going on my 4th year and I love it.

[Rhodi]

Im from Edwardsville. Just started shooting recurve, after several years with compound. Still alot to learn, but loving every minute.

[boismaster]

Amboy, 1/2 way between the arm pit of IL(chicago) and the Quad Cities

[luvtheoutdoors]

I am from Glen Carbon, IL about 20 to 30 mins from St. Louis. I just moved to IL in sept. from MS. I was kind of hopeing that some people on this IL. forum could help me. I am looking for places to hunt that are public hunting but have some really good hunting. I really can't afford to join a club to hunt even though if I had the money I would because I really love to hunt. I can't wait to hunt in the snow next hunting season. it's going to be awesome. Thanks everybody and be safe

[Huntschool]

I am from Johnson Co. (Vienna) or the suburbs of Tunnel Hill

[Archie]

I'm in Machesney Park.  I'm not religious about it, but I really enjoy trad archery, and shoot pretty regularly... in my backyard!

[Captain*Kirk]

No posts here for a while...?
Waukegan, IL...far northeast corner just shy of the WI border and a mere couple of miles from the Big Water (Lake Michigan)

[Captain*Kirk]

Not much activity here, I take it?

[Grittybow]

New to the forum and to traditional bowhunting, was referred by stickbowslim. There is so much useful information.

Palos Hills, IL.

[Captain*Kirk]

Originally posted by Grittybow:
New to the forum and to traditional bowhunting, was referred by stickbowslim. There is so much useful information.

Palos Hills, IL.

Hello! Not too far from you in Waukegan.
Feel free to PM me with any questions you might have.

[TealCoin]

Colona, IL - Just on the skirts of the Quad Cities.

[Zwickey-Fever]

Outside a small town called Albia, Monroe county, Iowa, six miles back on a gravel road,,,