A person shall report their deer harvest as instructed by the department within 72 hours after retrieval of a deer or before transfer of possession of a deer, whichever comes first. All persons reporting their deer harvest must retain the associated harvest confirmation number. A person who kills a deer may designate another person to report their deer harvest. “Transfer of possession” means 1 of the following: (a) The deer carcass is transferred to another individual. for consumption. (b) The entire deer carcass, or head, has been accepted by a processor or taxidermist. (c) The entire deer carcass, or head, has been submitted to the department.
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Michigan Natural Resources Commission, The Wildlife Conservation Order (Michigan Department of Natural Resources), pp.18-35 (Chapter III, sections 3.100-3.124, deer), pp.136-152 (Chapter XII, sections 12.1-12.499, deer management units) and p.167 (Chapter XII, sections 12.900-12.999, CWD management zone and Pure Michigan hunt unit). No source URL is recorded: see `scope`.
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3.103 issuance of deer kill tags; reporting deer harvest; validation of deer kill tag;
unlawful acts.
(3) a person shall report their deer harvest as instructed by the department within 72 hours after
retrieval of a deer or before transfer of possession of a deer, whichever comes first. all persons reporting
their deer harvest must retain the associated harvest confirmation number. a person who kills a deer may
designate another person to report their deer harvest. "transfer of possession" means 1 of the following:
(a) the deer carcass is transferred to another individual. for consumption.
(b) the entire deer carcass, or head, has been accepted by a processor or taxidermist.
(c) the entire deer carcass, or head, has been submitted to the department.
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