Who to contact for permit application in IL.
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A question.
Mike Stefani
May 07, 2005 01:54 PM
Replies (6)
herphobbyist
May 07, 2005 06:23 PM
Mike,
Whats going on bro.. Hows the alligator snappers doing? So are you looking to get into Indigos? Should have gotten Brads when he sold his. Ron
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The Crawl Space
Mike Stefani
May 08, 2005 06:55 PM
My Mang
How are things?
The Allies are doing fantastic!!
Growing like weeds!
Brad's were nice....but I want to be legal with a 1.1 pair.
Brad's were on the "shady" side.
I had my knee reconstructed 5 weeks ago.
Take care of your knees Brother, this is BRUTAL!!!!
Mike
Eric East
May 07, 2005 08:03 PM
Where are you in IL? I'm in Quincy.
If you are purchasing an Eastern from someone in IL then you will need only to receive a permit from ID NR. This permit is free. If purchasing from outside the state you will additionally need a federal permit. I believe this permit is $25.00
The IL. contact person is Joseph Kath.
He can be reached at:
Illinois Dept. of Natural Resources
One Natural resources Way
Springfield, IL
62702-1271
217-785-8774
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Mike Stefani
May 08, 2005 06:58 PM
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I live just west of Chi-town, do you know of any available in IL?
Thank you for the info!
Mike
Eric East
May 09, 2005 11:19 PM
Mike,
The only person I know of is Rob Carmichael but he's probably got a waiting list.
Eric
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Carmichael
May 11, 2005 08:13 AM
Although I do have a wait list, I tend to give first priority to those who are in-state...I don't advertise and typically only have a handful of babies as most of the others go to nature centers, museums and zoos. Unfortunately, this was my first year in the past 10 years that I got completely skunked; still shaking my head in disbelief but this humbling experience made me realize that there are no guarantees when working with this species and I have learned much. Hopefully, we'll be back on track next year.
>>Mike,
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>>The only person I know of is Rob Carmichael but he's probably got a waiting list.
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>>Eric
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>>If Jesus is your co-pilot, you'd better change seats!
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Rob Carmichael, Curator
The Wildlife Discovery Center at Elawa Farm
Lake Forest, IL
