Post by Steve Sutton on May 6, 2010 19:02:56 GMT -5
The Department of Natural Resources and Environment reminds hunters
that applications for Michigan elk and bear hunting licenses are now
available through June 1.
There will be 230 elk licenses and 11,742 bear hunting licenses
available for the 2010 hunting seasons.
Only Michigan residents are eligible to apply for an elk license. Bear
licenses are available for both residents and nonresidents; however, no
more than two percent of licenses in any bear management unit will be
issued to nonresidents.
Hunters can apply online at www.michigan.gov/huntdrawings, at any
authorized license agent or at a DNRE Operations Service Center. A
nonrefundable $4 fee is charged at the time of application. Hunters may
purchase just one application for each species.
Applicants may call (517) 373-1263 prior to June 1 for assistance with
their application and may check their drawing results online at
www.michigan.gov/huntdrawings beginning June 21 for elk and June 28
for bear. Also see the 2010 Michigan Elk Hunting Guide and 2010
Michigan Bear Hunting Guide for more details about the application
processes.
The DNRE is committed to the conservation, protection, management and
accessible use of the state’s environment, natural resources and
related economic interests for current and future generations. For more
information, visit www.michigan.gov/dnre.
that applications for Michigan elk and bear hunting licenses are now
available through June 1.
There will be 230 elk licenses and 11,742 bear hunting licenses
available for the 2010 hunting seasons.
Only Michigan residents are eligible to apply for an elk license. Bear
licenses are available for both residents and nonresidents; however, no
more than two percent of licenses in any bear management unit will be
issued to nonresidents.
Hunters can apply online at www.michigan.gov/huntdrawings, at any
authorized license agent or at a DNRE Operations Service Center. A
nonrefundable $4 fee is charged at the time of application. Hunters may
purchase just one application for each species.
Applicants may call (517) 373-1263 prior to June 1 for assistance with
their application and may check their drawing results online at
www.michigan.gov/huntdrawings beginning June 21 for elk and June 28
for bear. Also see the 2010 Michigan Elk Hunting Guide and 2010
Michigan Bear Hunting Guide for more details about the application
processes.
The DNRE is committed to the conservation, protection, management and
accessible use of the state’s environment, natural resources and
related economic interests for current and future generations. For more
information, visit www.michigan.gov/dnre.