Detroit, MI, January 20, 2026 Starting March 1, Michigan hunters will have the option to utilize electronic kill tags for various species, including deer and bear. This new system aims to enhance convenience, reduce costs related to physical tags, and streamline the harvesting process via a mobile app. The use of
News Summary The Michigan Senate approved a significant increase in hunting and fishing license fees for the first time in over a decade, with residents facing hikes to $150 for complete licenses while nonresidents will pay $450. This legislative move aims to generate millions for natural resource management amid opposition
News Summary Michigan’s agricultural exports have significantly decreased over the past six months due to ongoing tariffs, impacting both the agriculture and auto industries. Notably, soybean meal exports fell by 46% while wheat exports dropped nearly 90%. The state faces over $277 million in lost agricultural exports, with calls for
News Summary The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is moving towards potentially implementing a year-round coyote hunting season due to concerns over increasing coyote populations affecting agriculture and wildlife. An amendment to existing wildlife conservation orders indicates support for this change while maintaining certain restrictions. Farmers and state officials are
