Michigan License & Season Information
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Michigan Hunting ~ Guides & Outfitters
Michigan hunting for Bear,
Deer,
Wild Hogs, Bobcat, Turkey and more.
Michigan Hunting Guides, Lodges & Outfitters:
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Contact: Dan Schultz Phone: 877-723-1717 Location: All our hunts are conducted on farm land in Gladwin, Clare, Lenawee and Hillsdale counties. Our lands produce corn, soy beans, rye and alf alfa. Along with many food plots for nutrition and big racks. We have over 2000 acres in Michigan that you can choose from. Hunts in Georgia, Nebraska, Colorado and Wyoming also available. Offering: Fair chase Michigan Whitetail Deer - 3, 5 & 7 day hunts available at reasonable rates! Archery, Rifle, Shotgun and Muzzle Loader hunts available. Bear and Turkey hunts available in season and Coyote, Bobcat and Wild Boar can be hunted anytime with a small game license. With over 20 years hunting and guiding experience, you can rest assured that your hunt is our top priority! Accommodations: Lodging is always included in our hunts, as well as transportation to and from hunting stands. The hunts can be fully or semi-guided.
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MICHIGAN HUNTING: Michigan is a beautiful state, rich in wildlife and diverse landscapes, where more than one million men and women hunt an amazing diversity of game each year. Whether it's big game, small game or waterfowl that you seek, Michigan's two scenic peninsulas provide nearly eight million acres of public hunting land, including more than 4.5 million acres managed by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. The DNR also leases more than 35,000 acres of farmland in southern Michigan for public hunting, and nearly 2.2. million acres of private forestland in northern Michigan, enrolled as commercial forests, provide even more hunting access. Michigan leads the nation in the number of days of deer hunting recreation, and the annual average harvest over the past five years has exceeded 500,000 deer. The most popular small game species are cottontail rabbits, squirrels, pheasants and ruffed grouse. Hunters spend nearly 4.4 million hunter-days afield in pursuit of these species. Goose and duck hunting also are increasing in popularity. The annual harvest of Canada geese now exceeds 180,000 birds and more than 400,000 ducks are harvested during a 60-day duck season.
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