Episode 407, Interview With Tony Smith of the Michigan QDMA State Council, How QDMA Works With The State, Deer Co-ops, CWD episode artwork

EPISODE · Mar 27, 2017 · 1H 6M

Episode 407, Interview With Tony Smith of the Michigan QDMA State Council, How QDMA Works With The State, Deer Co-ops, CWD

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We interview Tony Smith sitting council member of Michigan QDMA and cover a host of topics concerning QDMA and Michigan deer. What does QDMA of Michigan do for our deer? Advise Michigan DNR on the Michigan deer herd Active with Congressional Sportsman Caucus QDMA's position on Mandatory Antler Point Restrictions R3 survey taken in Michigan DNR may have to fund department with things with other than hunter dollars due to fall off of hunting license sold and participation How to get a deer coop going Social Media pages help a lot! Dedication is a must Look for resources in your area to rely on Get educated Getting local DNR biologist involved and law enforcement Get involved in your local QDMA branch What workshops have to offer Guest Question: With APR's would it change how the DNR works the doe permits? APR's manage the buck population Antlerless permits manage the overall deer population It doesn't take a lot of land to start a coop Why should a small land owner join a coop? Great story about small land owner Sharing with others How is CWD affecting the Michigan deer herd Newest Michigan CWD case It's here to stay but how do we maintain it? Keep populations in check Get your deer checked Mandatory deer checks What's the single best thing a hunter can do to make an impact on their local herd? Join QDMA or National Deer Alliance Be open minded Get educated    

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