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Michigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officers receive extensive firearm training to maintain state, DNR and federal firearm certifications. Michigan DNR conservation officers are federally trained to respond to active shooter threats, which enables them to work consistently with law enforcement agencies throughout United States. FOLLOW US * Website ~ 🤍 * Facebook ~ 🤍 * Twitter ~ 🤍 * Instagram ~ 🤍
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Michigan DNR conservation officers serve a distinct role in Michigan’s law enforcement community. They are licensed police officers with the authority to enforce all Michigan laws. Conservation officers receive unique training in a wide variety of areas related to the protection of Michigan’s residents and natural resources. This includes extensive training in game, fish and trapping enforcement, recreational safety, firearms, precision and off-road driving, survival tactics, and first aid. Learn more at Michigan.gov/ConservationOfficers FOLLOW US * Website ~ 🤍 * Facebook ~ 🤍 * Twitter ~ 🤍 * Instagram ~ 🤍
Michigan DNR conservation officers serve a distinct role in Michigan’s law enforcement community. They are licensed police officers with the authority to enforce all Michigan laws. Conservation officers receive unique training in a wide variety of areas related to the protection of Michigan’s residents and natural resources. This includes extensive training in game, fish and trapping enforcement, recreational safety, firearms, precision and off-road driving, survival tactics, and first aid. Learn more at Michigan.gov/ConservationOfficers FOLLOW US * Website ~ 🤍 * Facebook ~ 🤍 * Twitter ~ 🤍 * Instagram ~ 🤍
According to Michigan DNR the state has lost a quarter of a million hunters over the past generation. What is causing the decline and how can the newer generations get into the sport
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The Michigan DNR has confirmed the first ever sighting of a cougar in Michigan's Lower Peninsula.
Local hunters react to new deer harvest reporting rules from the Michigan DNR.
Michigan DNR Fishing Expedition FAIL - Cop Owned - First Amendment Audit of MI DNR Stop & Search. Photographer holds them accountable, they scatter. MI DNR "I'm not a coward." Pure Michigan. Copwatch in Jackson, Michigan Freedom News Now (FNN) First Amendment Audits - Promotes transparency and accountability in public officials. We have no interest or intention in breaking any law. We stand strong for freedom and the constitution, and do so in a responsible and professional manner. It is our goal to create free and open discussion whenever possible in an effort to educate those willing to learn. Our rights and freedoms for filming have been challenged more times than we can remember. Public photography is not a crime. We believe First Amendment education has the power to effect real change in America. Freedom News Now is committed to stand strong for our constitutional right to free press and the freedom to film in public. SUBSCRIBE NOW. See the report here: 🤍 This video is for news and educational purposes only. #firstamendmentaudit #copwatch
Hunt/Fish/Firearms || New Rules For Deer Hunting In Michigan || DNR Hunters Digest Rules || New Rule for Mandatory Reporting of Deer Hunting || Educating Your Family || Radzwion Law, PLLC Possible Penalties Video Here: 🤍 FIND YOUR REPRESENTATIVE HERE: 🤍 FIND YOUR STATE SENATOR HERE: 🤍 + Subscribe to our Learn Like a Lawyer email list here + 🤍 Visit us at: 🤍 Contact us via phone call or text message at: 248-702-5282 Friend us on FaceBook 🤍 Radzwion Law Pllc Visiting the Radzwion Law, PLLC website, FaceBook page or other social media or contacting Radzwion Law, PLLC Does NOT create an attorney client relationship. Viewers should not consider this video as legal advice.
In this Weekend Edition, Uncle Ted is exasperated with Michigan’s DNR and he explains why. Their new computer system for registering deer harvests won’t let him do what they he has to do. Ted is pretty tech savvy and he is standing up for everyone who shares his problem!
Recruits at the DNR's Conservation Officer Training Academy must pass the MCOLES Physical Fitness Test, the same test required at the police academy.
In honor of Conservation Officer Appreciation Day, annually recognized on March 15, you will meet a Grand Rapids man and his family who were helped by a conservation officer after a life-threatening chainsaw accident near Pentwater Lake in Oceana County. Michigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officers are sworn law enforcement officers through the Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards who protect Michigan’s natural resources and the environment, as well as the health and safety of the public through effective law enforcement and education. Conservation officers live in the counties they patrol as embedded members of their communities, and are equipped with patrol trucks, boats, ORVs, snowmobiles and more, so they can quickly respond to life-threatening, general criminal and search and rescue events where time is of the essence. Learn more at Michigan.gov/ConservationOfficers. FOLLOW US * Website ~ 🤍 * Facebook ~ 🤍 * Twitter ~ 🤍 * Instagram ~ 🤍
I talked to Chad Stewart of the Michigan DNR Wildlife Division about the preliminary results of the 2022 deer harvest in the U.P. and the new mandatory deer harvest reporting. We spent 30 minutes talking about the report, hunter compliance, numbers, how the MI-DNR can use these numbers to better manage deer, and how unsuccessful hunters can also provide feedback. Plus I had Chad help me understand the antlerless permit system in the U.P.
Michigan has six state fish hatcheries, all working hard to produce millions of fish that will be stocked in public waterbodies each year. Learn a little bit about why they do the work that they do! FOLLOW US * Website ~ 🤍 * Facebook ~ 🤍 * Twitter ~ 🤍 * Instagram ~ 🤍
The full interview with Chad Stewart, of the Michigan DNR, where we discussed CWD in Michigan.
Pure Michigan DNR FAIL!! Department of Natural Resources Officer Refuses to I.D. and driving with no plate. Journalist investigates DNR Officer Maher for violating Michigan Vehicle Code by pulling a trailer on Michigan roads without a trailer plate. Conservation Officer refuses to answer why he is in violation of the law, then fails to identify to investigative journalist. Jackson Sheriff Deputy refuses to issue violation ticket to DNR Officer Maher. GOVERNMENT RIGGED SYSTEM PROTECTS ITS OWN. Jackson, MI SUBSCRIBE 🤍 FACEBOOK 🤍 Thank You For Watching (FNN) Freedom News Now! #copwatch #copblock #puremichigan #police #freedomnewsnow #midnr #michigandnr
Did you know that our state fish hatcheries are facilities where fish eggs are hatched and the fry (baby fish) are reared to stock Michigan’s lakes, streams and rivers? Take a look to see what fish are coming to a body of water near you! Michigan.gov/DNRLicenses FOLLOW US * Website ~ 🤍 * Facebook ~ 🤍 * Twitter ~ 🤍 * Instagram ~ 🤍
This video describes how to use the Michigan DNR Hunt Fish App for submitting a harvest report. For more information about the Michigan DNR Hunt Fish App visit: 🤍 FOLLOW US * Website ~ 🤍 * Facebook ~ 🤍 * Twitter ~ 🤍 * Instagram ~ 🤍
🤍 - In this video, Katie Keen explains how the elk weighted lottery system works when applying for the draw to hunt elk in Michigan. Elk footage courtesy of the US Fish and Wildlife Service
#shorts Conservation officers protect Michigan’s natural resources, and ensure people are enjoying the outdoors safely through education, effective law enforcement and conducting lifesaving operations in the communities they serve. If you enjoy being outside and working with your community to help them enjoy the great outdoors, consider a career as a conservation officer. Previous law enforcement experience is not necessary, you will learn everything you need to be successful in a paid training academy. Learn more at Michigan.gov/ConservationOfficers. FOLLOW US * Website ~ 🤍 * Facebook ~ 🤍 * Twitter ~ 🤍 * Instagram ~ 🤍
During Week 15 of the DNR Conservation Officer Training Academy, recruits completed water safety training, including some time in an ice bath. "This training teaches the recruit how his or her body will respond if they fall through the ice into the water," said DNR Recruit School Commander Sgt. Jay Person. "We work on a lot of frozen surfaces, and there is always a risk of falling through. This training was important because it helps recruits understand what happens to their motor skills in ice-cold water." With emergency medical technicians on hand and monitoring each recruits' vital signs while sitting in the ice bath, the DNR instructors evaluated fine motor skills and the recruit's condition. To learn more about the training academy and how to apply to become a conservation officer, visit 🤍
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Michigan's 4 million acres of world-class state forest land are the backdrop for rustic recreation and exploration. They provide critical habitat for wildlife and fuel a vital timber industry. But have you ever wondered what these forests mean to our everyday lives?
Salmon fishing is a big industry in Michigan, but salmon are not native to the Great Lakes and it takes a lot of work to maintain the population. (May 2, 2022)
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If you enjoy working with your community and being outside, consider a career as a Michigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officer. You will learn everything you need to be successful in our training academy. Conservation officers protect Michigan’s natural resources, and ensure people are enjoying the outdoors safely through education, effective law enforcement and conducting lifesaving operations in the communities they serve. To learn more, go to 🤍 FOLLOW US * Website ~ 🤍 * Facebook ~ 🤍 * Twitter ~ 🤍 * Instagram ~ 🤍
This is the full length version of our sit down with the Michigan DNR. In this video we talk about all things deer hunting, including APRs, CWD, baiting, and much more.
Two years ago I got a picture of a mountain lion on a trail camera on our property. I sent it to the MI DNR and they told me it was a bobcat. I then sent them a picture from the same camera of a black bear that would make the cat about 3ft tall and they STILL told me it was a bobcat. Well, either we have some MONSTER bobcats roaming our woods or here's some MORE proof of mountain lion activity in Northern Lower MI! 🤍BPHomestead on FB
In this episode we will speak with Dave Caroffino from the Michigan DNR. Dave is the Unit Manager for the Tribal Coordination Unit. He has been involved with the 2020 decree since the negotiation began. The purpose of this series to present accurate science based information and also promote healthy dialog. Inappropriate language and comments will not be tolerated. Please share this event with all interested sportsmen.
The gray wolf was removed from the endangered list in Michigan and now officials want to know if the public thinks it should be placed back on that list.
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Educating YOUR Family || Hunting Laws in Michigan This Video Covers the Safe and Legal way you are required to carry your rifle, shotgun, bow or crossbow to and from your deer blind if you are using an artificial light. Visit us at: 🤍 Contact us via phone call or text message at: 248-702-5282 Friend us on FaceBook 🤍 Radzwion Law Pllc Visiting the Radzwion Law, PLLC website, FaceBook page or contacting Radzwion Law, PLLC Does NOT create an attorney client relationship. Viewers should not consider this video as legal advice.
Michigan DNR wildlife biologist Mike Parker discusses a project to restore 82 acres of prairie and 14 acres of wetlands on land owned by the Washtenaw Food Hub's Kim Bayer at Joy Road and U.S. 23 in Ann Arbor Township.
The start of deer season is on the doorstep, with preparations already underway. In addition to the usual list of requirements and licenses, this year, the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has introduced a new way to record harvests. Starting with the fall 2022 deer seasons, online harvest reporting is required for all hunters who successfully take a deer. Last year, nearly 7,000 deer hunters voluntarily reported their harvest online to help test the new reporting system. Read more of the story here: 🤍 ➡️Subscribe to 13 ON YOUR SIDE for exclusive content: 🤍youtube.com/13onyourside ➡️Visit our website: 🤍 Follow 13 ON YOUR SIDE on social media! ➡️FACEBOOK: 🤍 ➡️TWITTER: 🤍 ➡️INSTAGRAM: 🤍 We stand up for the community. We want to make life better for everyone. We celebrate all that makes West Michigan unique. We are 13 ON YOUR SIDE.
Reports of the invasive alewife fish washing up onto shores throughout West Michigan have continued despite attempts to control the population. (July 15, 2022)
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