In Michigan, feeding deer in backyards is now allowed for certain purposes. This change applies to individuals who want to view deer recreationally or prevent them from starving. Baiting deer is still prohibited in parts of the state, but only when it comes to hunting.
The rules differ for those who do not intend to hunt the deer. Further information on this change can be found through local news sources, such as FOX 2 Detroit, for those seeking more details on the new regulations.
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