Dom
03-09-2007, 07:05 AM
Forgive me if I missed this somewhere in the forum, but anyone have any thoughts on why Coyotes may NOT be shot during Gun Deer Season in the Upper? From the DNR web site:
"A centerfire rifle may be used to take both species during daylight hunting hours, however, please be reminded that certain restrictions are in place annually from November 10 through November 30 and the coyote season is closed during the November firearm deer season in the Upper Peninsula."
Granted, a lot more would be shot, but I mean, the Yooper has a lot of wilderness so why not control the population in an easier way? I just find that strange and couldn't really think of a good reason why you can shoot them in the Lower during Gun Deer but not in the Upper, Waidmannsheil, Dom.
P.S. Also, if anyone knows, please enlighten me on what "APC" means. In the sense of:
APC Small Game or APC Deer, which I see on line when purchasing Tags (Hunting Licenses).
"A centerfire rifle may be used to take both species during daylight hunting hours, however, please be reminded that certain restrictions are in place annually from November 10 through November 30 and the coyote season is closed during the November firearm deer season in the Upper Peninsula."
Granted, a lot more would be shot, but I mean, the Yooper has a lot of wilderness so why not control the population in an easier way? I just find that strange and couldn't really think of a good reason why you can shoot them in the Lower during Gun Deer but not in the Upper, Waidmannsheil, Dom.
P.S. Also, if anyone knows, please enlighten me on what "APC" means. In the sense of:
APC Small Game or APC Deer, which I see on line when purchasing Tags (Hunting Licenses).