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North Manitou Island is like a petri dish. It shows what happens when the deer exhaust a food supply, and all the young plants and greenery are eaten to a nub. It’s a cautionary tale about the entangled fates of whitetail deer and the forests they inhabit.
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North Manitou Island is like a petri dish. It shows what happens when the deer exhaust a food supply, and all the young plants and greenery are eaten to a nub. It’s a cautionary tale about the entangled fates of whitetail deer and the forests they inhabit.
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The National Park Service runs the hunt in an effort to eradicate deer from North Manitou.
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Some Michigan lawmakers say a hunting season is needed to limit the number of sandhill cranes.
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Three relatives have been arrested in connection with poaching three elk in the Pigeon River State Forest over a year ago. Christian White, 29, of…
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There’s been a surge in the number of deer hunting licenses sold in 2020, according to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. It likely coincides…
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Each year thousands of people enter a lottery to hunt elk in northern Michigan, but only 200 people win tags. To ensure success, most hunters hire a…
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This week on Points North, we dissect how many elk were poached this winter and why that number has increased. Plus, guides are illegally helping hunters…
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This week on Points North, we dissect how many elk were poached this winter and why that number has increased. Plus, guides are illegally helping hunters…
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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources could increase the number of elk tags given to hunters next year.It would be the first increase in four…