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Michigan Hunting

Deer Hunting Season. Turkey Hunting Season. Bear Hunting Season. The calendar tells us when hunting in Michigan begins, but cooler temperatures trigger our instincts. Whether we're camouflaged in tree stands or following our dogs' leads, thousands of acres of prime Michigan hunting grounds let us put our skills to the test. From big game to small, the thrill of the hunt is Pure Michigan.

Hunting Season

Hunting Season
Michigan has a few hunting preserves where you can hunt within a contained area and are guaranteed to be able to sight game animals. Photo courtesy of DNR photo David Kenyon

Duck Hunting

Duck Hunting
Duck hunting in a kayak on a small marsh/pond in Montcalm County. Photo courtesy of Rebecca Flint

Hunting in Michigan

Hunting in Michigan
The perfect home for a wide variety of deer and many other game animals and birds. Check with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources about hunting seasons and permit requirements. Photo courtesy of DNR photo David Kenyon

Waterfowl Hunting

Waterfowl Hunting
Michigan's wooded landscapes and lakes, combine for fantastic waterfowl hunting. Nesting habitat for geese can be found here. Duck and goose hunting requires a Michigan small game license and waterfowl stamp. Photo courtesy of  D. Parsons

Hen, Wild Turkey

Hen, Wild Turkey
Hunting plays an important role in the management of turkeys by regulating their numbers. Fall wild turkey hunting season begins October 1 - November 14. Photo courtesy of DNR photo David Kenyon

Hunting in Grayling

Hunting in Grayling
Bird Hunting in Grayling. Photo courtesy of David Schmidt

Young Archer

Young Archer
Junior archery deer hunting, junior combination deer, junior small game, and junior fur harvester licenses are available to resident and nonresident hunters, ages 10-16. Photo courtesy of DNR photo David Kenyon

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