Michigan game regulators have postponed their vote on reinstating a year-round coyote hunting season, which had been previously shortened to nine months for 2024. This decision follows heated discussions between hunters advocating for extended hunting periods and animal rights advocates concerned about wildlife conservation.
The clash over hunting regulations highlights the ongoing debate in Michigan over wildlife management, as the coyote population and its impact on local ecosystems remain contentious issues. Stakeholders are eager to see how this delay will affect future conservation efforts and hunting practices in the state.
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