Thanks to Boehr!

[Hunt4Ever]

I just want to thank you for the wealth of information you provide this forum. I am learning so much from the questions people ask you.

Hey Steve...Maybe an "Ask Boehr" topic?

[Steve]

Hmmmm, that's not a bad idea Hunt4. And I do want to second the thanks. Boehr does all of this on his own and he puts a lot of time into his answers sometimes researching things if he doesn't know straight off. He is a very valuable asset to this state.

[Neapolis]

I'll second the second for Boehr. He is definitely an asset to the site and to the State !!!!

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[boehr]

Thanks everyone, I can honestly say that this is a great site and all great people. I really enjoy everything about this site, including those that disagree with me. I can also say that some of those disagreements have made me think to change some of the things I do, maybe I shouldn't say change, maybe I should say make better with CO's (at least those in District 12) and hunter's relationships. I don't do everything perfect or have all the answers but I will always strive to work with hunters because we are all, including me, hunters, and care about the resources and our heritage

Actually Steve, I was thinking about an DNR Questions Topic, or something like that title, maybe just a topic named Law Questions, so I didn't mistakenly miss and questions and I don't think I have so far, hopefully but we are getting spread out with more and more members.

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[KPC]

I also appreciate you help Boehr...thanks!

[HUNT'NUF2]

Boehr,
Your participation here has helped me in more than a couple of disagreements with my buds. They ask "how do you know this?" and I make a plug for our web-site. Thank you.

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Joel

[clarkstonmi]

Asset,asset,asset !!!!!!!!!!!!

[Arrow]

Thanks, Boehr!!!

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[J-Lee]

I also thank you Boehr and appreciate the effort you put forth to keep us informed.

[nightstalker]

I agree , Boehr is a valuable asset to this state and to the forum too. Always have the upmost respect for the LAW!!!!! GREAT JOB BOEHR !! GODSPEED !!

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In the wind he's still alive!! Fred Bear

[Kevin]

Just had to check in on this one. Thanks a ton Boehr. You handle even the occasional sniper fire with class and aplomb.
-Amos

Mr. Boehr:
In Michigan is there a certain distance from building or structure you have to be before you can legally discharge a firearm ? I think when i lived in Michigan it use to be 450 feet that is if my memory serves me correctly ?


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boehr did you see this prior message ?

[rrbuckmaster]

I also would like to tip my hat to you boehr, the short time i have been here you have provided a wealth of info in hunter talk. take pride in the people you help!

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HAPPY AND SAFE HUNTING TO ALL.

[boehr]

Originally posted by sportsmaster:
Mr. Boehr:
In Michigan is there a certain distance from building or structure you have to be before you can legally discharge a firearm ? I think when i lived in Michigan it use to be 450 feet that is if my memory serves me correctly?

The safety zone for hunting in Michigan is 450 feet from an occupied dwelling. This includes a firearm or a bow. It would include, for example, a barn that is used in conjunction with a farming operation in close proximity to a house. It would not include a barn all by itself on a piece of land. It also does not include target practice. You don’t necessarily have to discharge a firearm or shoot a bow, just be hunting within the safety zone to be in violation.




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