On this episode of Michigan Wild, Jordan Hoover shares his deep-rooted passion for hunting and conservation, influenced by his father's legacy. The discussion Nate and Jordan have explored the challenges facing deer management in Michigan, the importance of advocacy, and the need for regulations to ensure sustainable populations. Jordan emphasizes the role of community engagement and education in fostering a responsible hunting culture, while also addressing the necessity of scientific data in shaping effective policies. 

The conversation highlights the importance of unity among hunters and the need to seek truth in management practices. In this conversation, Jordan Hoover discusses the challenges and strategies for managing deer populations in Michigan, focusing on the need for regulatory changes, habitat conservation, and community engagement. He emphasizes the importance of building relationships with the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and the role of hunters in advocating for sustainable practices. The discussion also touches on the cultural significance of deer hunting and the need for succession planning to ensure future generations can enjoy the sport.
 

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