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Epiosde 422, Mike & Dan Shoot Their 1st FITA Field Archery Shoot in Ohio, Michigan NRC 2017 Deer Regulations

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Mike and Dan get their first experience of shooting a FITA Field tournament down in Ohio at Mudjaw Bowmen. 24 targets at unknown distances 3 arrows at each target for a total of 72 arrows for the day 432 possible points Started the tournament in Ohio and finished in Michigan! Shot with Dan Jasa of PSE Archery The guys learned a lot from Dan Jasa Considering setting up an extra bow for shooting spots next year! Mudjaw Bowmen is located in Toledo Ohio and Michigan! Established in 1953 Fred Bear shot at this club a few times One current member use to hunt with Fred Bear Memberships are open Contact them on their webpage at: www.mudjawbowmen.com Michigan's NRC disclosed their regulations for the 2017 Michigan Deer Season. No additional Antler Point Restrictions for any DMU in Michigan Mike and Dan talk about their thoughts on the issue Economic impact and the impact on the deer herd Where do Michigan hunters go from here to find solutions    

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