Is there public land in Michigan?
The DNR takes care of approximately 4.6 million acres of public lands owned by Michigan residents. Public lands also offer Michigan residents and visitors ample opportunities to snowmobile, put a boat in the water, hunt, camp, hike, watch wildlife and learn about history – just to name a few of their benefits.
Can you hunt on any state land in Michigan?
Hunting and/or trapping may be possible on State Forest, State Parks, and State Recreation Lands, however those Divisions may have differing landuse rules and regulations for those areas. Public usage needs for State Forest, State Parks, and State Recreation Lands may cause different hunting and trapping opportunities.
Can you hunt city owned property in Michigan?
Hunters have access to U.S. Forest Service land, State of Michigan lands, and commercial forest land to hunt on without permission. “That’s land that belongs to large corporate owners and they get a tax break for allowing hunters on, GMO names like that,” explained Minzey.
What county is Cadillac Michigan in?
Wexford County
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Can you hunt state forest land in Michigan?
Splash. Michigan’s state forests are open for all to enjoy! Michigan’s forests offer an abundance of recreational opportunities including fishing, hiking, camping, ORV riding, hunting and more. Our forests are carefully managed to provide a balance between recreation and conservation.
How many acres of public hunting land is in Michigan?
340,000 acres
The state game system includes 66 state game areas, 6 wildlife areas and 4 wildlife research areas. It is approximately 340,000 acres.
Can you camp anywhere on Michigan state land?
Where allowed, dispersed camping is permitted on state-owned land for free. The campsite must not be located in a designated state park, recreation area, rustic state forest campground or game area. The campsite must be located more than one mile from a rustic state forest campground.