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Recreational viewing in areas not closed to feeding, conditions. In remaining portions of Michigan not described in subsection (1) or identified by provisions of subsection (2), a person may engage in deer and elk feeding for recreational viewing only if all the following conditions are met: (a) The feed is placed not more than 100 yards from a residence of the person and upon land owned or possessed by that person. (b) The feed is placed, scattered, or dispersed at least 100 yards from any area accessible to cattle, goats, sheep, new world camelids, bison, swine, horses, or captive cervidae and no more than 100 yards from a residence. (c) The feed is scattered directly on the ground by any means, including mechanical spin-cast feeders, provided that the spin-cast feeder does not distribute on the ground more than the maximum volume allowed as described in subdivision (d) of this subsection. (d) The volume of feed placed, scattered, or distributed does not exceed 2 gallons per residence per calendar day and no more than 2 gallons present at any one time. (e) The feed placed, scattered, or distributed may be of any food type. (f) The feed shall not be placed or used as bait to take deer. (g) A person shall not hunt or attempt to hunt over feed placed for deer. (h) A landowner shall not allow an individual to hunt or attempt to hunt over feed placed for deer.

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