Michigan Elk: Past and PresentMichigan's native elk disappeared around 1875. Today's elk herd dates back to 1918, when seven western animals were released near Wolverine. In January 2004, the number of elk was estimated to be between 800-900 animals. The goal is a winter herd of 800 to 900 elk.
• Check Elk ChancesFollow the above link to E-License and click on "Check Elk Chances" in the left column.
• Hunting Applications and DrawingsView hunting application dates, drawing results, remaining licenses and more. Note: Drawing notification postcards will no longer be sent by mail. Click this link to view your drawing results online.
• Check Your Wildlife Lab ResultsHunters that have left wildlife tissue samples or deer heads with the DNR for testing, can check out the test results online. Test results will be posted 7-10 days after the samples are submitted.
