Many would argue Nov. 15 a statewide holiday: it's the start of firearm deer season. It will run two weeks starting Friday through Nov. 30. For many families, it's tradition to grab their most flattering hunter orange and stake out.

Michigan is in buck fever as hunters get ready to head out for opening day of firearm deer season on Friday, Nov. 15.

You might see fewer people at work Friday because that is when firearm deer season begins. It’s become a tradition for many people and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources said they expect around 500,

New York’s regular firearm hunting season kicks off Saturday, Nov. 16, and runs through Dec. 8, with over 470,000 hunters expected to participate. The Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is emphasizing safety and vigilance following the detection of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in a Herkimer County captive deer facility.

Michigan DNR deputy public information officer John Pepin says hunters should use this year’s handbook to make sure they have the proper information.

Thousand and thousands of hunters will enter the woods tomorrow ready to bag a buck. It’s a holiday for some Michiganders as firearm deer season begins at sunrise on Friday. According to Rachel Lincoln,

Michigan firearm deer hunters will take to the field Friday morning in the hope of bagging a trophy buck, or enough venison to fill their freezer this winter. Firearm season is the fifth period this fall during which hunters may take deer.

As firearms deer hunting season is set to begin next week, officials with the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection shared important safety reminders Thursday. The season begins on Wednesday,