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In Michigan, the deer population varies by region and season, but it is estimated to be around 1.5 million deer statewide. Hunters can take a varying number of deer each season, depending on the specific regulations for that year, which can include limits on antlered and antlerless deer. Typically, hunters can harvest one antlered deer and additional antlerless deer through specific permits. It's important to check the Michigan Department of Natural Resources for the most current regulations.

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