A Gaylord, Michigan, man who feeds birds has run afoul of a new State law that prohibits feeding or baiting deer and elk as a precaution against chronic wasting disease.
Although Ken Borton’s sunflower-stocked feeders are suspended nearly six feet off the ground, wildlife officials "told him he must scoop up the leftover seed casings each day to be in compliance with the law."
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