The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has found free-ranging white-tailed deer with epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) in four counties in the Lower Peninsula.
A deer was found dead on a driving range at a golf course in Michigan. Authorities from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources reported that the animal had been shot with a rifle linked to a convicted felon.
Deer baiting in Michigan's Lower Peninsula stopped in 2008 to combat the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD). Lawmakers are looking to make a change.
Stay wildfire aware as you venture north for fall getaways in Michigan! The DNR urges caution due to numerous blazes in the Upper Peninsula and northern Michigan.