CWD Testing: www.michigan.gov/dnr/managing-resources/wildlife/cwd/hunters
The Gratiot Conservation District has the lymph node test kits. They are simple to use. The kits include postage. Just drop them in the mail. For more information click on the link and scroll down to "Hunter CWD self-sample kits. "
The Gratiot Conservation District has the lymph node test kits. They are simple to use. The kits include postage. Just drop them in the mail. For more information click on the link and scroll down to "Hunter CWD self-sample kits. "
How to use Hunting Access Program Properties
- Hunting Access Program (HAP) properties are open to hunting on a self-service, first come, first served basis.
- Landowner does not need to be contacted.
- All HAP properties are free for hunters to use.
- Mailboxes marked with a metal reflective HAP sign are designated as headquarters.
- Each mailbox headquarters has a folder inside with rules, instructions, maps, and sign-in/sign-out sheets.
- Every HAP property is different. Follow the rules and instructions for species and hunters allowed on the property (properties are limited to the number of hunters, type of hunters, and game species allowed to be hunted). All this information is in the HAP mailbox at headquarters properties.
- All hunters must sign-in before accessing the property and sign-out when leaving the property.
- Many HAP mailboxes cover multiple properties that may or may not be adjoining. Please sign-in and indicate what property you will be hunting.
HAP property locations can be found on Michigan DNR website https://www.michigan.gov/hap/
For more information regarding HAP contact Logan Banning, Bill Biologist Gratiot-Clinton-Saginaw Counties. Office 989-875-3900 ext 3002 or Cell 586-854-2945
DNR Hunting Access Program (HAP)
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HAP provides access to quality hunting lands close to urban properties and is a key component to offering additional hunting opportunities, as well as attracting new and retaining current hunters.
HAP provides financial incentives to landowners in southern Michigan who allow hunters access to their lands. Using funds from a new federal grant, the DNR plans to significantly expand HAP. A map can be found here. For more information about the Hunting Access Program, please contact: Logan Banning - Farm Bill Biologist Office: (989) 875-3900 ext. 3002 Cell: (586) 854-2945 email: logan.banning@macd.org |
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