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Michigan Furbearer Harvest Regulations Summary. 2024. Important: • The coyote hunting season is July 15 - April 15, 2025. • The bobcat trapping seasons in Units A and B are Nov. 1-14 and Dec. 1 - Jan. 18, 2025. • The second bobcat kill tag in Unit A is valid for public and private lands. • The combined bag limit for fisher and marten
- Trapping and fur harvesting in Michigan
Residents who intend to harvest bobcat, otter, fisher or...
- 2024-2025 Furbearer Regulations Cycle
• UP bobcat trapping season dates • UP second bobcat kill...
- Trapping and fur harvesting in Michigan
Residents who intend to harvest bobcat, otter, fisher or marten must request and be issued free kill tags for those species. The kill tag must be replaced by an official DNR seal at a registration station.
8 Φεβ 2024 · • UP bobcat trapping season dates • UP second bobcat kill tag landownership • Fisher and marten combined bag limit • Centerfire firearm use at night in the LFDZ • Coyote hunting season length. Here is a list of the proposed changes that we chose to address this cycle. We’ll go into further detail on each of these on s\൵bsequent ...
In Michigan, the bobcat hunting season in the Southern Lower Peninsula is from Jan. 1 to Jan. 11. In the Northern Lower Peninsula, it runs from Jan. 1 to Jan. 20. A base license, a fur harvesting license, and a kill tag are required.
24 Αυγ 2024 · Bobcat Hunting in Michigan. In Michigan, the Southern Lower Peninsula’s bobcat shooting season runs from January 1 to January 11. Unless otherwise stated, each hunter is only permitted to hunt one bobcat in the state’s Lower Peninsula.
2 Ιαν 2020 · Learn about the elusive and stealthy wild cat that lives in Michigan forests and swamps. Find out about its population, habitat, diet, hunting season, and challenges for predator hunters.
Due to expanded harvest seasons, the new deadline for obtaining bobcat kill tags is Oct. 24. For additional information on bobcat season dates and management units, see the 2022 Fur Harvester Digest , available at Michigan.gov/Trapping .
