Deer

With Michigan’s firearm deer season opener just around the corner on November 15, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has introduced new rules to increase hunter participation.

Local wildlife enthusiasts and photographers who had documented the deer in the cemetery quickly recognized the deer’s distinct antlers.

“She just absolutely loved hunting, and we just connected in a way that I never thought that we actually would. We look different. We come from different places, but none of that matters.” Nina shared.

So no, zombie deer disease does not in any way have to do with eating brains. Rather, it is a highly contagious mutation that is 100% fatal. 

Ultimately, the program transcends age, race, and background, uniting participants through their shared interest in hunting.

Kip Adams of the National Deer Association (NDA) shares valuable insights into the often overlooked social nature of deer, revealing that these majestic creatures communicate regularly among themselves.

For those who’ve found rattling to be futile, NDA presents proven tactics to enhance your hunting experience.

The up-to-date data gives the DNR more confidence in their estimates – something the old system was incapable of doing. 

Be sure to go into each setup during the daylight and trim any low-hanging branches to keep from getting hung up or making unwanted noise.