Experts look at weather trends and food availability to break down deer population and health across Michigan.
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Tom Lounsbury: Why Michigan deer hunters need to harvest more does
Today, it is estimated that 80% of Michigan deer hunters never harvest or are even interested in harvesting antlerless deer.
A virus has been detected in free-ranging white-tailed deer from four Michigan counties, according to state officials.
Michigan hunters have reported nearly 8,500 harvest deer from the Youth/Liberty Hunt and the Early Antlerless firearm season that took place last weekend. here's how much each county harvested.
In the first detection's of 2026, the Michigan DNR has confirmed epizootic hemorrhagic disease virus in deer across four ...
According to the DNR, EHD is a viral, sometimes fatal disease that periodically affects white-tailed deer in Michigan and is transmitted by the bite of an infected midge or other biting fly.
See how harvest data shows the South leading in mature bucks while the Midwest still dominates trophy records—and choose your whitetail destination.
Michigan’s deer hunting seasons will kick off in mid-September and there are more than half a dozen major rule changes for hunters to keep in mind. While the state’s new one-buck rule and ...
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