Michigan’s spring turkey hunters will see the most radical changes to regulations in decades as the Natural Resources Commission approved the Department of Natural Resources proposed changes without debate.
The new rules mean the state will have just three turkey management units – down from 14 previously – the Upper Peninsula, the northern Lower Peninsula and southern Michigan.
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