WItoTX
Well-Known Member
Agreed. Wisconsin, at least last time I hunted there, had a program you could donate your deer meat, bone in, and it would be processed and then given to people who needed it. I think the program is still in effect.Yep, all of this sounds very familiar. Releasing wolves in the UP does absolutely nothing when 95% of the deer live in the Lower Peninsula. My local government can’t wrap its head around the concept of selling permits for a guided archery hunt (100,000 people in a 36sqmi township = no firearms hunting) and would rather pay “professionals” huge $$$$ to knock out a few dozen deer when we easily have 5,000 within our borders. I’m not a hunter myself, but I’m a big hunting advocate because it’s the only effective way to manage the herd size. Our state legislature has shown a complete lack of interest in getting our hunting situation back to a sustainable level. Meanwhile, chronic wasting disease and tuberculosis are running rampant within the deer population because it’s not in good health.
I already hit and killed one deer back in 2013 with my 2011 5.0 - I’d rather not repeat that experience.
Seems like something that would benefit Michigan.
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