Ask the DNR
Deer Season, Bear Season
Season 2021 Episode 2 | 57m 59s
Professionals from the DNR answer viewers' questions on deer and bear seasons.
Professionals from the Department of Natural Resources join host Ann Feldhauser to answer viewers' questions on deer and bear seasons. Guests include wildlife biologist Dave Jentoft of Sault Ste. Marie, U.P. field deputy Stacy Welling-Haughey of Marquette, Menominee County conservation officer Jeff Dell, and wildlife biologist Monica Joseph of Crystal Falls.
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Ask the DNR is a local public television program presented by WNMU-TV PBS
Ask the DNR
Deer Season, Bear Season
Season 2021 Episode 2 | 57m 59s
Professionals from the Department of Natural Resources join host Ann Feldhauser to answer viewers' questions on deer and bear seasons. Guests include wildlife biologist Dave Jentoft of Sault Ste. Marie, U.P. field deputy Stacy Welling-Haughey of Marquette, Menominee County conservation officer Jeff Dell, and wildlife biologist Monica Joseph of Crystal Falls.
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