Introduction
If you’re a hunting enthusiast in Michigan, then knowing what hunting season it is should be on top of your list. Every year, Michigan’s Department of Natural Resources sets specific dates for different types of game to be hunted across the state. In this blog post, we’ll take a look at what hunting seasons are currently open in Michigan.
Big Game Hunting Season
For big-game hunters, the current hunting season opened on September 12th and will close on November 14th. During this period, hunters can legally hunt white-tailed deer using firearms or bows and arrows across various parts of the state. Hunters who prefer to use muzzleloading guns only have from December 4-13 to bag their desired game.
Small Game Hunting Season
Michigan’s small-game season opens up after big-game season ends and lasts through March 31st next year. The small games that are legal during this time include rabbit, hare (jackrabbit), gray squirrel, red squirrel, raccoon (with dogs), opossums (with dogs), skunk (with dogs) all over the state.
Waterfowl Hunting Season
Michigan has an extensive waterfowl hunting season that varies depending on location-specific zones throughout the state; some start as early as October while others end near January or February next year. Hunters can choose between shooting ducks such as mallards and wood ducks or geese like Canada geese during these periods.
Conclusion
In conclusion, there are various types of game available for sportsmen to hunt in Michigan every year – but always within designated seasons set by law enforcement agencies. And with each new opening comes fresh opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts looking forward to taking home their prized catch! So if you’re into adventure sport activities why not give hunting here in Michigan a try!
