Bear hunting convictions reversed by Michigan appeals court

Posted on July 6, 2012 by

In 2010, two Michigan men used trained hunting dogs to help Todd Yoder, an American Indian who was allowed to hunt for bear a month beyond the normal hunting season.  Turns out, it wasn’t against the law.  The story is here…

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