(AP) -- The Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment is offering some special deer hunting opportunities for young people and disabled veterans. The department says hunters ages 10 through 16 will be allowed to hunt antlerless deer in certain parts of southern Michigan from Tuesday through Friday.
Also, this coming weekend, the state says young people and disabled vets will be allowed to kill one antlered or one antlerless deer statewide.
The state says veterans must be determined to be 100 percent disabled by the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs to be eligible for the special hunt. And all young hunters must be accompanied by a parent, guardian or someone 18 years of age or older designated by a parent or guardian.:
http://www.michigan.gov/hunting
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