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Michigan conservation officers in the southern portion of the Lower Peninsula check on deer hunters during the state's busy firearm season and a look at some public land the state makes available to hunters to target waterfowl.
Michigan conservation officers in the southern portion of the Lower Peninsula check on deer hunters during the state's busy firearm season and a look at some public land the state makes available to hunters to target waterfowl.
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S14, EP1 "One or Two Illegal Deer?"Michigan conservation officers in the southern portion of the Lower Peninsula check on deer hunters during the state's busy firearm season and a look at some public land the state makes available to hunters to target waterfowl.
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S15, EP7 "Busy November"A D-1 CO in Mich. checks on a large bonfire and traffic violations, D-9 COs patrol deer & duck hunters. The DNR opens a customer service center that's primarily constructed of mass timber.
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