Mike Cox has gone too far! click on link to read
Petition drive under way to end state's deer-baiting ban
DNRE ask Attorney General to file appeal
Gaylord Man Wins Case Against State Baiting Ban
Snowman Cam in Gaylord MI
Michigan May Overturn Baiting Ban
TV 9&10 News
Mike Cox is using his office to punish law abiding citizens! If he's willing to hurt us as Attorney General think of what he'll do if elected Governor!! The Michigan Wildlife and Business Association is urging you NOT to vote for Mike Cox, send an email to miag@michigan.gov or call any of the numbers listed at their website Michigan Attorney General and let your voice be heard!
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Wixom, Mich. - Two Michigan citizens have gathered an
estimated 100,000 signatures in recent weeks in an effort to overturn the
state's ban on baiting and feeding white-tailed deer
Wixom resident Larry Reinardy and Mark Bartholomew, president of the Michigan
Wildlife and Business Association, hope to collect at least a half million
signatures by April to persuade Gov. Jennifer Granholm to issue an executive
order lifting the ban
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At the request of the
Department of Natural Resources and Environment, the Attorney General's Office
has filed an appeal of the ruling in the case of an Otsego County man ticketed
for illegally feeding deer. The appeal was filed Wednesday in 46th Circuit Court
in Otsego County more...
A Northern Michigan judge has made an important ruling that affects the Michigan
Baiting Ban.
Yesterday an Otsego County judge dismissed the case against a Gaylord man, who
the DNRE ticketed when deer ate from his bird feeders
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Snowman Cam Article
Judge Overturns Deer Baiting Ban.
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The Attorney General from the State of Michigan has
decided to appeal my DNR bird feeding case. The nightmare continues....I'll keep
you all posted. more...
LANSING – State Representative
Mark Meadows
(D-East
Lansing) today introduced a plan to clarify Michigan's ban on deer baiting by
protecting individuals who unintentionally feed free ranging white-tailed deer
and elk from prosecution. Under current Michigan law, residents are prohibited
from providing food for deer and elk to prevent wildlife from congregating and
potentially spreading disease
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The DNRE is fighting a judge's decision to throw
out a case against an Otsego County man, accused of illegally feeding deer from
bird feeders. more...