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In an effort to combating the growing deer population across Michigan, the DNR is seeking public feedback on possible strategies.
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Firearm hunting season started this past week, contributing to increased deer activity across the state. Now, state officials are urging the public to be mindful of deer road-crossings this time of year.
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It's the first time the infection has appeared in Ogemaw County. The Michigan DNR says the disease is uncommon and only appeared in 16 deer across the state last year.
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With archery deer hunting season in full force, state officials want to remind hunters to keep track of their kills.
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An open letter from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources deer biologist Chad Stewart encouraged hunters to rethink their hunting philosophy and harvest more antlerless deer, like does and young males.
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Michigan hunters are set to face less harsh penalties if they fail to report a deer harvest.
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A northern Michigan lawmaker has introduced a bill to repeal a state law requiring hunters to report their deer harvest online.
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Last year, hunting and fishing licenses generated over $65 million dollars for Michigan’s conservation efforts. But this funding has been on a decades-long decline. Conservation groups say they hope a recent increase in out-of-state licenses may counteract the trend.
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The House Government Operations committee advanced a bill to reduce the state's penalty for failing to report deer harvests to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
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The North Manitou Island deer hunt wrapped up on Sunday.