Michigan regulators are considering lifting restrictions on deer hunting during special hunts for youth and hunters with disabilities, a notable shift from 2024’s regulations that aimed to promote doe harvesting. The initial rules drew criticism, especially a prohibition against shooting bucks during designated liberty and independence hunts, prompting state officials to reevaluate the limits imposed on these special seasons.
This potential policy change aims to enhance hunting opportunities for young and disabled hunters, who often face unique challenges in accessing the sport. By removing the restrictions, advocates believe it could foster greater inclusion and participation within these communities, but concerns remain about the impact on deer populations and hunting ethics.
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