Michigan's firearms deer season runs Nov. 15-30. Hundreds of thousands of hunters will participate. To up their chances of success, hunters may want to lure deer with edible bait such as apples or ...
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Michigan hunters have harvested more than 39,000 deer. Here's where they're seeing success
When state officials put out their 2025 deer hunting preview, they suggested that this year’s harvest could be strong, as it was in 2024: Harvest reports so far are proving them right. Hunters have ...
When Logan Crumbaugh was growing up on his family’s farm in Gratiot County, spotting a deer was a rare and special occasion. But these days, he and other farmers in Michigan's Lower Peninsula are ...
Michigan deer hunters are gearing up and heading to their blinds for the start of the season this weekend. The 2025 firearm season starts Saturday, Nov. 15, and runs through Sunday, Nov. 30. Hunting ...
Elle Meyers joined the CBS News Detroit team in April of 2023 after spending two years covering Michigan's capitol. Elle is an Oregon native and a graduate of the University of Oregon (go Ducks!), ...
(WXMI) — Michigan hunters will have expanded access to both public and private land in the Lower Peninsula during the early and late antlerless firearm seasons, according to new hunting rules released ...
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Why Michigan Lost 200,000 Deer Hunters
Over the past few decades, Michigan has seen a steep drop in the number of deer hunters. From around 1995 to 2023, the state reportedly lost about 200,000 hunters, roughly a 30 percent decline. This ...
As problems mount from the southern Lower Peninsula's rising population of whitetail deer, some state lawmakers are proposing to lift bans on baiting deer and elk during hunting seasons. But that's ...
MICHIGAN,. (WPBN/WGTU) - - Michigan's eagerly anticipated firearm deer hunting season is set to begin on Saturday, November 15, and will run through November 30. The season is open statewide on both ...
LINDEN, MI – City officials in Linden are considering potential solutions to problems stemming from the local deer population. Linden City Councilwoman Pamela Howd expressed her concerns regarding the ...
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