Indiana Hunting
Hunting in Indiana can be very challenging.  It can be tough to find ground to hunt and it can be tough
to get drawn for hunts on state property.  With that said, there are a lot of different animals that we
can hunt.  From spring turkey hunts to end of the year rabbit hunting.  Only June and July are closed
for hunting, and fishing can take up the slack in those months.  

Only the white-tail deer offers Hoosiers a chance at big game.  That could be the reason why so
many of us suffer from deer fever from the beginning of September until the end of the year or
longer.

It all starts in April with Turkey hunting.  Then in August, squirrel season falls in.  When September
rolls around, dove season starts up.  After a month of shooting these streaking and dodging bullets,
we hit early archery season for deer.  November 7th brings about the statewide hunting of rabbits.  
Rabbit runs to the middle of February, while squirrel end at the end of January.  If you get the notion
to, you can try your hand at coyote hunting until the middle of March.  Or perhaps striped skunk
would be better?  I guess if you consider bullfrog hunting in June, and crow hunting in July, you can
hunt every month of the year.  We know we skipped over some animals, namely ducks and geese,
but we were just trying to cover the entire calendar.