Includes 73 mule deer and 34 white-tailed deer. Season will run through Feb. 15, unless hunters fill a quota of 200 deer of each species before that date.
Scientists say they fear shifting climate conditions are to blame.
That’s up nearly 5,000 from last year, when hunters faced less-than-ideal conditions.
Hunt will run Jan. 4-7 and 11-14 on private land in Alpena County, south of M-32.
Opportunities to hunt small game, deer, waterfowl and furbearers either are available now, or will be soon.
More than 1,800 citations and warnings issued to violators during firearms deer hunt – Illinois’ busiest hunting season.
The Learn to Hunt for Food program aims to capitalize on the increasing demand for local, sustainable food and hopes to educate people who are interested in hunting as a food source.
So far only the banded female has been positively identified, but the thought is that this is the same pair that has occupied the nest for the last five years.
Michigan’s waterfowl season ended with a sky full of ducks, including mostly mallards and a few black ducks.
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