To find ice-storm related closures, visit our dedicated ice storm closure map and dashboard:
Navigate to the upper right corner and select either the "Parks & Facilities" tab (for state parks, campgrounds, and boating access sites) or the "Trails" tab (for state-managed trails).
Once selected, you can sort the information by "Type" or "Status" on the map or the list provided.
The general hunting regulations are a condensed summary of the full regulations and legal descriptions found in this wildlife conservation order, issued by the Natural Resources Commission.
Download the Michigan DNR Hunt Fish app today! With it, you can store and access regulations, report your harvests, purchase applications, licenses and permits, check drawing results and much more.
See Fur Harvester Regulations Summary for zone information.
See Fur Harvester Regulations Summary for unit information.
Note: Oct. 31 is the last day to obtain bobcat kill tags for a season.
See Fur Harvester Regulations Summary for unit information.
See Fur Harvester Regulations Summary for unit information.
See Fur Harvester Regulations Summary for unit information.
See Fur Harvester Regulations Summary for unit information.
See Fur Harvester Regulations Summary for unit information.
See Fur Harvester Regulations Summary for more information.
Note: The use of centerfire firearms .269 caliber or smaller for the take of coyotes, foxes, raccoons and opossums at night is now permitted on public and private lands statewide. Nighttime take with centerfire firearms is still prohibited in all state parks and recreation areas.
See Fur Harvester Digest for more information.
See Fur Harvester Regulations Summary for more information.
Bag limits:
See Fur Harvester Regulations Summary for unit information.
See Fur Harvester Regulations Summary for unit information.
Opossums, skunks, and weasels may be harvested year-round, statewide with a valid Michigan Fur harvesting license. There is no bag limit for these species.
