Michigan HB4401 eliminates the sunset of the annual pheasant hunting license requirement.

Michigan HB4401 amends the 1994 law to permanently require an annual pheasant hunting license for individuals 18 years or older, except for those hunting on private land, public land in the Upper Peninsula, or those with certain lifetime licenses. The license fee is $25.00 and is deposited into the pheasant subaccount of the game and fish protection account. The subaccount's earnings are used for costs associated with the purchase of pheasants. The sunset clause, which would have repealed the license requirement on January 1, 2026, is eliminated.

Michigan HB4401 eliminates the sunset of the annual pheasant hunting license requirement.

Michigan HB4401 amends the 1994 law to permanently require an annual pheasant hunting license for individuals 18 years or older, except for those hunting on private land, public land in the Upper Peninsula, or those with certain lifetime licenses. The license fee is $25.00 and is deposited into the pheasant subaccount of the game and fish protection account. The subaccount's earnings are used for costs associated with the purchase of pheasants. The sunset clause, which would have repealed the license requirement on January 1, 2026, is eliminated.