Michigan HB4748 amends hunting laws to prohibit interference with lawful hunting and fishing activities.
Michigan HB4748 amends the hunting laws by prohibiting individuals from obstructing or interfering with the lawful taking of animals or fish. This includes actions such as driving or disturbing animals, blocking or harassing hunters, using stimuli to affect animal behavior, erecting barriers, or recording hunters with the intent to harass. Violators face misdemeanor charges, potential imprisonment, fines, and revocation of hunting permits or licenses. The law does not apply to peace officers performing their duties.
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