MI SB1000

Requires the Department of Natural Resources to keep state lands open to hunting unless closed for public safety, fish/wildlife management, or homeland security reasons, and to manage land to prevent net decreases in acreage open to hunting.

Establishes that the department cannot prohibit licensed individuals from carrying pistols on department property in compliance with Michigan's concealed carry law.

Requires comprehensive inventory of state forest roads divided into regions, with forest roads open to motorized public use by default unless specifically designated otherwise by department order.

Amends regulations for personal watercraft operation including requirements for personal flotation devices, engine cutoff switch lanyards, operational restrictions during sunset to 8 a.m., and distance requirements when crossing near other vessels.

Modifies off-road vehicle (ORV) and all-terrain vehicle (ATV) operation rules for children under 16, including safety certificate requirements, age restrictions, and exceptions for organized racing events meeting specific safety standards; repeals four sections of the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act.