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Hunters can now use a . 35-caliber or larger rifle (or a shotgun, if that remains their firearm of choice), as long as it uses a straight-walled cartridge. The cartridge shot comes with a velocity similar to a shotgun's slug shot, and many available variations are very effective when it comes to hunting deer.
444 Marlin was 2.225 inches long, and the . 444 was capable of firing the 240-grain bullet at a muzzle velocity of 2,350 feet per second, and generated 2,942 foot-pounds of energy, making the rifle and caliber capable of hunting bear deer, elk and moose out to 200 or 250 yards.
New 2020 Deer Regulations in Michigan Gives Hunters across the State more Opportunity.In the Lower Peninsula, hunters will be allowed to use any valid deer license or private land combination tag to take an antlerless deer during the early and late antlerless firearm seasons.
In June 2014, Michigan's Natural Resource Commission (NRC) changed what was once known as the "Shotgun Zone" into the "Limited Firearms Zone," which allowed rifles chambered for straight-walled rounds . 35 caliber or larger, with a minimum case length of 1.16 inches and a maximum case length of 1.80 inches.
Hunters can now use a . 35-caliber or larger rifle (or a shotgun, if that remains their firearm of choice), as long as it uses a straight-walled cartridge. The cartridge shot comes with a velocity similar to a shotgun's slug shot, and many available variations are very effective when it comes to hunting deer.
The old and venerable . 45-70, with its case length of 2.105 inches, does not qualify (although it remains legal for deer hunting in handguns such as the T/C Encore and the BFR revolver).
450 Bushmaster Deer Slayer Legal for Michigan Hunter in "Limited Firearm Deer Zone" 35 caliber or larger ammunition, with a straight-walled cartridge with a minimum case length of 1.16 and a maximum case length of 1.80 inches in the "Limited Firearm Deer Zone" when taking deer.
So, for now, it remains illegal to put out salt blocks, scatter apples or use any other minerals, fruits, vegetables, hay or other substances designed to lure, entice or attract deer for the purpose of slaying them.
Popular deer hunting states such as Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Indiana and others have revised their laws to allow more choices for deer hunting and other game animals, including rifles chambered in .444 Marlin and . 357 Max.
