Federal Register - May 4, 2021

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Federal Register / Vol. 86, No. 84 / Tuesday, May 4, 2021 / Proposed Rules and must leave the refuge no later than 1 hour after legal sunset.
ii You must remove boats, blinds, blind materials, stands, decoys, and other hunting equipment from the refuge at the end of each day see 27.93 and 27.94 of this chapter.
iii We allow the use of dogs while hunting in accordance with Michigan State regulations, provided the dog is under the immediate control of the hunter at all times.
2 Upland game hunting. We allow upland game hunting on designated areas of the refuge subject to the following conditions:
i The conditions set forth at paragraphs b1i through iii of this section apply.
ii For hunting, you may possess only approved nontoxic shot shells while in the field, including shot shells used for hunting wild turkey see 32.2k.
3 Big game hunting. We allow hunting of big game subject to the following conditions:
i The condition set forth at paragraph b1i of this section applies.
ii We prohibit dogs for big game hunting.
iii Deer hunters may place one portable stand or blind on the refuge for use while deer hunting, but only during the open deer season. The stand must be clearly labeled with the hunters Michigan license/sportsmens identification number. The stand must be removed by the end of the season see 27.93 and 27.94 of this chapter.
4 Sport fishing. We allow sport fishing on designated areas of the refuge subject to the following condition: We prohibit the taking of any mussel clam, crayfish, leech, frog, toad, salamander, snake, lizard, turtle, and other non-fish species by any method on the refuge see 27.21 of this chapter.

15. Amend 32.42 by revising paragraphs p1 introductory text, p1v, and p2ii to read as follows:
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1 Migratory game bird hunting. We allow hunting of goose, duck, merganser, coot, Sora/Virginia rail, woodcock, snipe, common moorhen/
gallinule, mourning dove, and American crow on designated areas of the refuge subject to the following conditions:

v You may only hunt American crow from September 1 through the end of February within the migratory bird
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hunting area. We prohibit hunting from March 1 through August 31.

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ii We allow spring turkey hunting for youth hunters and persons with disabilities, and fall turkey hunting for all hunters, on designated areas of the refuge.

16. Amend 32.43 by:
a. Revising paragraphs b1iv, b3i, c1iv, and c2ii;
b. Removing paragraph c2iii;
c. Revising paragraph c3i;
d. Removing paragraph c3ii;
e. Redesignating paragraphs c3iii through vii as paragraphs c3ii through vi; and f. Revising paragraphs d, e1iii, e3iv, f2iii, g1iii, h1iii, h3iv, i1iii, i3iv, j, l1iv, l2i, l3i, m1iii, and m3iv.
The revisions read as follows:
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iv Each hunter must obtain a daily Harvest Report FWS Form 32542.
You must display the card in plain view on the dashboard of your vehicle so that the State-issued license number is readable. Prior to leaving the refuge, you must complete the reverse side of the card and deposit it at one of the refuge information stations. Include all game harvested, and if you harvest no game, report 0. We prohibit hunters possessing more than one Harvest Report at a time.

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i The conditions set forth at paragraphs b1i, ii, iv, and vi of this section apply.

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iv Each hunter must obtain a daily Harvest Report FWS Form 32542.
You must display the card in plain view on the dashboard of your vehicle so that the State-issued license number is readable. Prior to leaving the refuge, you must complete the card and deposit it at one of the refuge information stations.
Include all game harvested, and if you harvest no game, report 0. We prohibit hunters possessing more than one Harvest Report at a time.

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ii The conditions set forth at paragraphs c1i, ii, iv, v, and ix of this section apply.

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i The conditions set forth at paragraphs c1i, ii, iv, v, and ix of this section apply.

d Grand Bay National Wildlife Refuge1 Migratory game bird hunting. We allow hunting of goose, duck, coot, and dove mourning and white-winged on designated areas of the refuge subject to the following conditions:
i Each hunter must possess and carry a signed copy of the refuge brochure while participating in refuge hunts.
ii Hunters must remove all decoys, blind material, and harvested waterfowl from the refuge at the end of each days hunt see 27.93 of this chapter.
iii You must only use portable or temporary blinds.
iv We only allow the use of dogs when waterfowl hunting. We require all dogs to wear a collar displaying the owners contact information.
v We allow incidental take of coyote and nutria during any refuge hunt with the weapons legal for that hunt, subject to applicable State seasons and regulations.
2 Upland game hunting. We allow hunting of squirrel gray and fox and rabbit cottontail and swamp, and incidental take of coyote and nutria, on designated areas of the refuge subject to the following conditions:
i The conditions set forth at paragraphs d1i and v of this section apply.
ii We only allow .22 caliber rimfire rifles.
3 Big game hunting. We allow hunting of white-tailed deer, and incidental take of feral hog, on designated areas of the refuge subject to the following conditions:
i The conditions set forth at paragraphs d1i and v of this section apply.
ii We only allow hunting with bow and arrow. We prohibit firearms.
iii We allow portable and climbing tree stands. Hunters must remove tree stands from the refuge at the end of each days hunt see 27.93 of this chapter.
iv We prohibit organized deer drives. We define a deer drive as an organized or planned effort to pursue, drive, chase, or otherwise frighten or cause deer to move in the direction of any persons who is part of the organized or planned hunt and known to be waiting for the deer.
4 Sport fishing. We allow sport fishing on designated areas of the refuge subject to the following conditions:
i Anglers may enter the refuge no earlier than 30 minutes prior to sunrise
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