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Mississippi River Pool #24: hunting and access

IDNR's records mark 3,078 acres of Mississippi River Pool #24 open to hunting in Pike and Calhoun counties, 3 miles from Rockport. Deer archery: open at the site. Deer firearm: county permit. Hunters took 4,724 deer in Pike County in 2025-26.

Data updated October 2026. Area facts: IDNR's IDNR hunting site data, read 2026-10. Harvest: IDNR county summaries, 2021-22 to 2025-26.

Map of Mississippi River Pool #24 in Illinois, with the public land around it, Pike County and Calhoun County and Rockport, Pleasant Hill and New Canton

IDNR sites open to huntingNational wildlife refugesLand trusts and other open landMississippi River Pool #24County lineLakeHighway

Mississippi River Pool #24 at a glance
Size3,078 acres in 5 pieces
CountiesPike County and Calhoun County
Deer harvest unitPike County, Calhoun County
IDNR lists for huntingDeer, Turkey, Squirrel, Rabbit, Dove, Quail, Woodcock and Waterfowl
Deer, archery (IDNR)open at the site
Deer, firearm (IDNR)county permit
Deer, muzzleloader (IDNR)county permit
Deer, late-winter antlerless (IDNR)county permit
Turkey, spring (IDNR)county permit
Turkey, fall archery (IDNR)open at the site
Turkey, fall firearm (IDNR)county permit
Nearest townsRockport (3 mi), Pleasant Hill (4 mi) and New Canton (5 mi)

What is Mississippi River Pool #24 like?

IDNR's records divide the site into 7 hunting areas: Middleton Island, Denmark Island, Great River Refuge, Cosline Island, Cash Island, Crader Island, Pool 24 North.

From IDNR's land records.

What can you hunt on Mississippi River Pool #24?

IDNR's records list deer (archery, firearm, muzzleloader and late-winter antlerless), turkey (spring, fall archery and fall firearm), squirrel, rabbit, dove, quail, woodcock, waterfowl (walk-in) and waterfowl (blinds) for Mississippi River Pool #24.

What are the rules on Mississippi River Pool #24?

How each season is hunted here, by IDNR's land records: open at the site for deer archery and turkey fall archery; county permit for deer firearm, deer muzzleloader, deer late-winter antlerless, turkey spring and turkey fall firearm.

Site-specific rules are in IDNR's Hunting Digest and the site's hunter fact sheet; IDNR's public hunting areas list has the site's permit details.

How many deer are taken around Mississippi River Pool #24?

Mississippi River Pool #24 lies in 2 counties. Hunters took 4,724 deer in Pike County in 2025-26, against 4,555 in 2024-25.

CountyMississippi River Pool #24 acres in itDeer, 2025Deer, 2024Deer, 2023
Pike County3,0104,7244,5554,306
Calhoun County691,6961,6981,670

Harvest for the whole county, not the hunting site alone: IDNR white-tailed deer county summaries (2021-22 to 2025-26 seasons).

How do you get to Mississippi River Pool #24?

Nearest towns: Rockport (3 miles), Pleasant Hill (4 miles), New Canton (5 miles) and El Dara (7 miles). Highways within 5 miles: IL 96 and US 54.

What other public land is near Mississippi River Pool #24?

IDNR hunting sites within 10 miles:

Public land within 3 miles of Mississippi River Pool #24

Counting Mississippi River Pool #24 itself, 5,906 of the 95,591 acres within 3 miles of its boundary are public land open to the public (6.2%), by USGS PAD-US 4.1 and IDNR's hunting area records.

ManagerAcres within 3 miles
IDNR sites open to hunting3,092
National wildlife refuges2,317
Land trusts and other open land497

Questions hunters ask

Where is Mississippi River Pool #24?

In Pike and Calhoun counties, 3 miles from Rockport.

Can you deer hunt on Mississippi River Pool #24?

By IDNR's records: archery, open at the site; firearm, county permit; muzzleloader, county permit; late-winter antlerless, county permit.

How much public land is around Mississippi River Pool #24?

5,906 acres within 3 miles of its boundary, Mississippi River Pool #24 included, by USGS PAD-US 4.1 and IDNR's hunting area records. The closest other IDNR hunting site is Ray Norbut State Fish and Wildlife Area (2.9 miles).

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