Michigan DNR decision due to recent fish kills in Lake St. Clair that are attributed to a confirmed, widespread infection of viral hemorrhagic septicemia virus.
Woodcock are a popular game species in the United States, and in Michigan approximately 26,000 upland bird hunters target them, leading the nation in both the number of hunters and birds harvested.
Several unique BOW and related events are scheduled in and around the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes region this summer and yet this spring.
Regulations set in 2017 are recommended to be in place for three years.
Hunt 234 is a statewide hunting license valid for all open areas, except public lands in the southern Lower Peninsula.
Initially, the fish kill was mostly gizzard shad, but now is widening to more species and is likely to affect tens of thousands of fish.
The DNR has tagged more than 100,000 walleyes in the Saginaw Bay area since 1981.
Event rescheduled from April 27 to May 4 due to the upcoming weather forecast, Michigan DNR says.
The purpose of the resolution is to have scientists and experts “advise the NRC, the DNR or other applicable agencies on further steps and actions which could be implemented to substantially mitigate or eliminate CWD
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