Michigan Launches Digital Kill Tags for Hunters

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Michigan hunters will soon use a phone app for animal tags. This new digital tag system starts on March 1 and is optional.

Digital tags will save the department money on printing costs. Hunters can also buy tags online easily and keep track of them.

Hunters download the app to buy and use their kill tags. After a successful hunt, they validate the kill in the app.

Conservation officers can check these digital tags on the phone. If a phone battery dies, officers can still check hunter ID.

Sometimes, hunters need to make a paper tag for their animal. Special rules apply for disease testing or pelt registration stations.

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When will Michigan hunters start using the phone app for animal tags?

The new digital tag system starts on March 1.

What can hunters do with the app?

Hunters can buy and use their kill tags and validate their kill in the app.

What happens if a phone battery dies?

Officers can still check hunter ID even if the phone battery dies.

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