I thought I had seen where to put in under a group for Michigan. I live just south of Red Oak, but have been putting in for GladwinYou can't even put in for a group in MI.
Baldwin is the toughest tag to draw. Heard it was 12 points.
I thought I had seen where to put in under a group for Michigan. I live just south of Red Oak, but have been putting in for GladwinYou can't even put in for a group in MI.
Baldwin is the toughest tag to draw. Heard it was 12 points.
Sounds good. Message me when you get a chance. Can't seem to pm youJust starting to build points myself. I'll keep you in mind when the time comes to put in. Thinking Montana for elk, mulie. Probably not this year, but possibly 2023 or 2024. I'd like to go every other year eventually.
Keep Me posted. I put in for co elk this year.I'd be interested. I'd like to do some as well. Muley and antelope for sure. I just began researching how to earn points and been contemplating just doing OTC for them if possible. I'm not after trophy animals, just a couple decent bucks.
This from the Michigan DNR Bear guide: Q:, Can I apply to hunt in a group with other hunters? Yes, you may apply in a hunt party with up to four applicants (including yourself).All applicants in a hunt party will receive a license if the party is selected, except for those who submit an invalid application. The preference point total for the party will be equal to applicant with the fewest number of points. A party is considered nonresident if any applicant is a nonresident. How do I apply with a hunting party? The first person to apply (either you or your hunting partners) chooses a hunt unit(s) and receives a "party ID" number, which is printed on the application receipt. A new party ID number is issued each year. Provide the party ID number to the remaining partners to use when applying to compYou can't even put in for a group in MI.
Baldwin is the toughest tag to draw. Heard it was 12 points.
This from the Michigan DNR Bear guide: Q:, Can I apply to hunt in a group with other hunters? Yes, you may apply in a hunt party with up to four applicants (including yourself).All applicants in a hunt party will receive a license if the party is selected, except for those who submit an invalid application. The preference point total for the party will be equal to applicant with the fewest number of points. A party is considered nonresident if any applicant is a nonresident. How do I apply with a hunting party? The first person to apply (either you or your hunting partners) chooses a hunt unit(s) and receives a "party ID" number, which is printed on the application receipt. A new party ID number is issued each year. Provide the party ID number to the remaining partners to use when applying to comp
Just putting it out there. Good LuckI guess it does! However there is no chance I'd burn extra points waiting for people. Person with the fewest points. I know you can get a tag in the UP every year or every other year.
Red Oak usually requires 10 points. I know as I have property there. Lots of bears too. Crazy I have to wait that long for a tag. All private property around me for miles. Don't think my area is hunted much because of this. Oh well, guess I will be 81 when I can draw my next tag.Any other Michiganders ?
Nothing confirmed yet.Michigan here as well, curious if you ever got anywhere with the group effort