CWD Research in Michigan

October 27, 2020

This webinar series will strive to bring hunters, researchers, and wildlife managers together to build relationships and engage in education, constructive dialog, and increased understanding through key presentations, panel discussions and structured question and answer segments. Participants would gain knowledge in Michigan deer hunting regulations, best practices for land management , disease mitigation, and safe home processing. Webinar #2 features speakers from the Boone and Crockett Quantitative Wildlife Center, Michigan State University Department of Fisheries and Wildlife and the DNR who will share current research studies and how those studies are revolutionizing wildlife management.

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