Michigan HB4191 amends hunting regulations to require a deer baiting license for deer baiting during open season.

Michigan HB4191 amends sections 40102 and 40111a of the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act to modify deer baiting regulations. The bill requires individuals to purchase a deer baiting license, priced at $20, and possess a valid deer hunting license to engage in deer baiting during open season. The bill also limits the amount of bait that can be distributed to no more than 5 gallons per day at each bait site. The Michigan Natural Resources Commission is tasked with issuing orders concerning deer and elk feeding in the state.

Michigan HB4191 amends hunting regulations to require a deer baiting license for deer baiting during open season.

Michigan HB4191 amends sections 40102 and 40111a of the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act to modify deer baiting regulations. The bill requires individuals to purchase a deer baiting license, priced at $20, and possess a valid deer hunting license to engage in deer baiting during open season. The bill also limits the amount of bait that can be distributed to no more than 5 gallons per day at each bait site. The Michigan Natural Resources Commission is tasked with issuing orders concerning deer and elk feeding in the state.