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This week in the show, we are discussing the case for a one buck limit.

And we're chatting about this with Brent Rudolph, the deer elk and moose specialist

with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.

So, and moose specialist with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. All right, welcome back to the Wired to Hunt podcast, brought to you by Moultry.

Today we're talking deer regulations.

I know that sounds really exciting, but stick with me here for a second.

We're talking about why a Department of Natural

Resources might want to shift their state to the one buck rule. That means you get one buck tag.

That's how it is down in Indiana. That's how it is in Kentucky. That's how it is in Ohio. And I think some other states too.

And that's where it might be headed in my home state of Michigan.

That has been proposed by our Department of Natural Resources.

And in just a matter of days, there will be a vote that will determine whether that's going to be the law of the land for the 2027 season and moving forward.

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