• Today's Hunter in Michigan 

• Today's Hunter in Michigan (HTML)
Most hunters know that the lasting fun of hunting comes only when it is conducted safely and ethically. Safe hunting begins with Hunter Education. Successful completion of this class is required of all first time hunters born on or after January 1, 1960.

• Become a Volunteer Hunter Education Instructor
The goal of the Michigan Hunter Education Safety program is to train knowledgeable, safe and responsible hunters. To this end, the Department of Natural Resources will strive to recruit the most qualified instructors available and provide them with the materials and training necessary to conduct hunter education courses. Further, the hunter education program will strive to inform all citizens of the interrelationship between wildlife management and responsible/ethical hunting practices.

• Hunter Education Promotes Our Wildlife Heritage

• Ten Commandments of Firearm Safety 

• Incident Statistics

• Hunter Orange Clothing Requirements

• Safety Zones Around Buildings

• Bear and Elk License Opportunity for Youth and Hunters with an Advanced Illness

• Special Rules for Young Hunters

• Youth Firearm Deer Season - 2008

• 2007 Youth Waterfowl Weekend

• Special Rules for Young Hunters (10-16 Years of Age)

• Baiting & Feeding

• Blinds & Stands

• Firearm & Bow Regulations

• General Hunting Rules

• Hunting & Fishing License Laws

• Recreational Trespass

• State Land Use Rules

• Safety Class Look Up

• Lost Certificates

• Purchase Hunting & Fishing Licenses

• Shooting Ranges

• Benefit4Kids

• MUCC

• International Hunter Education Association

• International Bow Hunter Education Program