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Chronic wasting disease found in farmed deer in 3 Michigan counties
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has confirmed chronic wasting disease in farmed white-tailed ...
Health officials say they have identified chronic wasting disease in farmed white-tailed deer from three different Michigan ...
CWD is a progressive, fatal neurological disease that can cause weight loss, abnormal behavior and physical debilitation. It ...
“Hunters bringing deer, elk or moose from any of the CWD-listed states or provinces into Vermont must have them processed ...
The progressive, fatal neurological disease affects different cervid species, including white-tailed deer, mule deer, elk, and moose.
Break out the ice cream! A new study finds that full-fat dairy doesn't raise weight or cholesterol. Read this and more ag ...
Refrigerated trailers let farmers donate deer to food banks, providing lean protein for food-insecure Michigan communities.
LANSING, Mich. — When a one-buck rule takes effect in Michigan, hunters will also be able to earn the right to harvest a second buck. On Wednesday, the Michigan Natural Resources Commission (NRC) ...
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Michigan backyard deer feeding legalized for recreational viewing, preventing starvation
It is now legal to feed deer in your backyard in Michigan. The latest bill allows it under circumstances of recreational viewing or preventing deer, elk, and wild birds from starving. Baiting deer for ...
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Sheriff's corner: Michigan deer feeding law: What HB 4350 allows and bans
A Michigan sheriff outlines what HB 4350 allows on deer feeding, including the 2-gallon limit, 300-foot rule and baiting ban.
The regulations ban deer bait and urine lures, as well as require the testing of deer, in an area of Sussex County during shotgun season.
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