Establishes accessible hunting zones and adaptive hunt programs for people with disabilities in Michigan.
The bill amends Michigan's hunting regulations to create designated hunting zones on state-managed lands with paved or mowed paths, accessible blinds, and vehicle access tailored to people with disabilities. It also adopts programs pairing people with disabilities with trained guides in adaptive hunts for various game species. The bill mandates the publication of an interactive map showing accessibility features and the development of specialized hunter safety training for people with disabilities.
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