Deer Hunting Habitat Class - Understanding & Improving Your Property
Sat, May 02
|Michigan Timber Shack
This introductory class will help you understand how deer use habitat and how to evaluate your own property. We’ll cover the fundamentals of food, bedding, cover, and movement—and how plantings like fruit trees, oaks, and grasses can support your overall habitat goals.
Time & Location
May 02, 2026, 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Michigan Timber Shack, 2076 E Seymour Lake Rd, Ortonville, MI 48462, USA
About the event
If you’re looking to better understand how deer use your property and where to start with habitat improvements, this class is a great place to begin.
This introductory, foundational class is designed to help you start thinking like a land manager. We’ll focus on how deer naturally move through and use the landscape—covering bedding, food sources, travel patterns, and security—and how to evaluate your own property with those factors in mind.
Hosted by Bryan Miesen, Wildlife & Fisheries Biologist.
During the class, Bryan will cover:
How Deer Use Habitat: Understanding bedding areas, travel routes, and how deer relate to different types of cover
Tickets
General Admission
$20.00
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