Deer

Chronic wasting disease has been found in 18 Michigan counties, with two added to the list recently. See if your county is one of them.

I’m always playing dodge the deer in my neighborhood. Turns out, the crash numbers show how all 17 Genesee County townships stack up.

EHD has now been confirmed in four Michigan counties. Here’s what hunters and anyone with deer in their backyard should know.

Michigan’s first deer hunts of the season happen this weekend, but hunters need to know about several major rule changes before heading into the woods.

Michigan deer hunters have a new way to tag their harvest in 2026, but switching from traditional paper tags is completely optional.

Michigan residents can now legally feed deer and elk in their backyards under a new law, but there are a few important restrictions to know before putting out feed.

A Clinton County man is facing 50 charges after investigators say he spent months illegally shooting deer from his vehicle and leaving the animals where they fell.

Michigan lawmakers are debating whether to allow deer baiting again in the Lower Peninsula as concerns grow over deer numbers, disease risk, and management control.

A statewide crash report shows which Michigan counties had the most deer crashes last year, and Genesee and Lapeer both made the top ten.

Picture this: a four-point buck stranded on I-75, causing quite a stir. Thanks to one observant driver, a rescue story unfolds.

Michigan State Police rescued a deer trapped in a wrought iron fence in Spring Arbor Township. Using a floor jack and careful handling, troopers freed the animal safely.

Deer crashes skyrocket in Michigan every fall, especially around dawn and dusk. Here’s when your chances of hitting one are highest—and how to avoid it.