Extends the sunset date for the annual pheasant hunting license requirement in Michigan.
Michigan SB0238 amends the existing law to extend the sunset date for the annual pheasant hunting license requirement from January 1, 2026, to January 1, 2031. This bill affects individuals aged 18 and older who hunt pheasants, requiring them to obtain a current annual pheasant hunting license unless exempt. The license fee remains at $25.00. Exemptions include individuals hunting on private land, public land in the Upper Peninsula, or those holding certain lifetime licenses.
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