2 – Know your firearm and how it functions Everything hunters need to know is available on the DNR’s harvest reporting webpage. Remember, too, that reporting your deer within 72 hours of harvest is just as important as tagging it. Often, this is a simple mistake made in the dark and can be corrected by re-tagging the deer as soon as you notice the error. Conservation officers often see the wrong kill tag on game – such as fish or turkey licenses on deer. Here are 10 best practices for hunters to remember: 1 – Properly tag your deerīefore field-dressing or moving a deer, kill tags should be filled out (including the month and date the deer was taken and the deer’s gender and number of antler points) and properly placed on the deer. “Our top priority is keeping people safe, so they have a good story to tell friends and family about their successful hunt.” Jason Wicklund, DNR Law Enforcement Division. “Most of the violations conservation officers encounter during firearm deer season are simple mistakes people make when they get caught up in the excitement of the hunt or forget to put safety first,” said F/Lt. To ensure a safe season, too, Michigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officers are sharing best practices and tips to avoid the most common violations and mistakes they see every year. Hunters can expect excellent conditions for the 2022 firearm deer season, which begins Tuesday, Nov.
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