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Michigan Operation Freedom Outdoors

Partnership with the Michigan DNR centered on Sharonville State Game Area and Camp Liberty, connecting wounded veterans and people with health challenges to accessible hunting and outdoor recreation as part of recovery and peer support.

VeteranDisabled
Cost
Free / sponsored
Coverage
Michigan (Sharonville State Game Area / Camp Liberty) (Michigan)
Eligibility
Wounded veterans and individuals with health challenges or disabilities.
Last Verified
August 27, 2026

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