HB 5029 now goes before the Michigan Senate for consideration. Let your state Senators know that Michigan citizens deserve the opportunity to hunt doves, as hunters in 39 other states do. Be sure to tell them that state wildlife biologists, as well as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, support dove hunting. You can find contact information for your Representatives by using the "Write Your Representatives" feature.
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Michigan - Urge Your Senators To Support Dove Hunting Bill
Tuesday, November 4, 2003
This afternoon, November 4, the Michigan House of Representatives voted 64 to 44 in favor of establishing the first dove hunting season in state history. HB 5029 adds the mourning dove to Michigan`s list of game species.
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