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Michigan Conservation Officers in the South East part of the state check on a trespassing hunting party during deer season.
Michigan Conservation Officers in the South East part of the state check on a trespassing hunting party during deer season.
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S13, EP1 "Firearm Season Whitetails & BOW"Michigan Conservation Officers in the South East part of the state check on a trespassing hunting party during deer season.
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S13, EP8 "Violator Road"A Michigan Conservation Officer in Macomb County encounters multiple hunters breaking the law on the same road.
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S14, EP5 "Deer Bait & No Life Jacket Fate"A Michigan conservation officer in the state's Upper Peninsula looks into too much bait and ORV use where it's prohibited while a Lower Peninsula officer checks on a kayaker on the archery deer opener.
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S13, EP6 "Put Some Thought Into It"Officers in D-3 and D-5 check on users of off-road vehicles during the Memorial Day weekend.
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S14, EP4 "Passionate Hunters"Michigan conservation officers in the southeastern part of the state check on a man and his grandson on the opening day of firearm deer season and ponder a felony charge for a concealed handgun.
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