Michigan hunters have shot more than 72,000 deer. Here's where they're seeing success
Michigan hunters have shot more than 104,000 deer. Here's where they're seeing success Hunters in Michigan are continuing to harvest deer early in the regular firearm deer season, the Department of Natural Resources said on its website.
DNR says just 1 deer hunter injured in 2024. Here's what the numbers show
The state only tracks incidents involving firearms that result in injury or deaths. Reports say some hunters have died from medical issues.
DNR reports 172K deer harvests so far in 2024, reminds hunters to report within 72 hours
As hunters continue to enjoy the rest of firearm season, the DNR is also reminding them to report their harvest within 72 hours or before they transfer the deer to someone else such as a processor or taxidermist. Hunters must add a paper kill tag to the deer and the tag must remain with the head if the deer’s head and body are separated.
Michigan's deer hunting problem • Pelican migration to metro Detroit • Kids killed in fire
Michigan's deer hunting problem isn't going away - Pelicans are increasingly migrating to Michigan - Two kids died in a house fire in Canton Township Sunday night
Michigan hunter charged with illegally killing deer
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources says 59-year-old Cecil Day was arrested on Nov. 18 in Otsego County and arraigned on four charges: possession of a firearm with a blood alcohol level over .08%, not wearing hunter’s orange, and a felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition.
Opening weekend of firearm deer season is over. How did Michigan hunters do?
As of Tuesday afternoon, the state reported a harvest of more than 75,000 deer from firearm deer season, bringing the total deer harvest to more than 172,000, a number that will continue to climb.
Michigan's deer hunting problem isn't going away
A worrying trend of falling hunter numbers has continued in 2024. There are big implications for the rest of the environment and deer population if it doesn't stop.
Michigan firearm deer season kicks off Friday, and the DNR hopes for a successful hunt
It will run two weeks starting Friday through Nov. 30. For many families, it's tradition to grab their most flattering hunter orange and stake out. However, according to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, fewer and fewer people are taking part year-by-year, and the number of deer is growing.
Deer hunters in Michigan keep dying. Now we know why
Deer season in Michigan is just less than two weeks old, and already three hunters have turned up dead. And now we know why. According to a Fox News report, the men were ages 57, 65 and 83, and they were found in Arenac and Tuscola counties in the state.
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Northern Michigan hunter accused of illegally killing deer
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources says 59-year-old Cecil Day of Johannesburg poached two deer, including a ...
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Michigan DNR reports rise in hunting, but people should watch for diseased deer
But before heading out, the DNR said it’s important for hunters to know the signs of a sick deer. In Michigan, there ...
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Michigan man facing charges for allegedly poaching deer on private property
A Michigan man was arrested and charged for allegedly poaching deer on private property, according to the Michigan DNR.
Michigan hunters shot more than 61,000 deer already. Here's where they're seeing success
Michigan hunters have shot more than 104,000 deer. Here's where they're seeing success State officials were ...