deer hunting

Michigan bow season is back. Before you head into the woods, brush up on season dates, deer tagging options and the reporting deadline.

Michigan’s first deer hunting weekend of 2026 is over, and hunters across the state put up some solid numbers.

Michigan’s first deer hunts of the season happen this weekend, but hunters need to know about several major rule changes before heading into the woods.

Michigan deer hunters have a new way to tag their harvest in 2026, but switching from traditional paper tags is completely optional.

A new Michigan pilot program will let hunters in five counties earn a second buck in 2027 after first taking a doe.

Michigan deer hunters will see several rule changes in 2026, including the end of the Limited Firearms Deer Zone in the Lower Peninsula.

A Clinton County man is facing 50 charges after investigators say he spent months illegally shooting deer from his vehicle and leaving the animals where they fell.

A proposed Michigan deer hunting rule could soon limit hunters to harvesting just one buck per year, and hunters across the state already have plenty to say about it.

Five Michigan hunters are facing serious penalties after being caught in a major Ohio deer poaching investigation that involved illegal hunting methods like jacklighting.

Michigan is considering limiting hunters to just one buck per season, and the reaction is mixed.