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MI: Get your hunter’s safety certificate
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With all of the shutdowns and closures meant to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, enjoying the Pure Michigan outdoors is one way we can keep ourselves entertained and active.
But we must continue to do so safely, and outdoor regulations and requirements remain in effect. You must still, for example, obtain an off-road vehicle license, and you must still pass a hunter’s safety course to buy a hunting license.
We’re glad to see the Michigan Department of Natural Resources announce recently that they’re trying to make it easier to do so.
All first-time hunters born on or after Jan. 1, 1960 are required to take and pass a hunter safety course that usually includes field day classes.
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This is amazing and in this pandemic situation, you should be taking care of yourself.
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