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It would depend on your circumstances.
Please see this court case:
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/usr/wbardwel/public/nfalist/people_v_williams.txt
Basically, the court ruled that:
Although defendant may have been residing in both Michigan and
Alabama at the time of his arrest, he could only have one legal
residence. Gluc v Klein, 226 Mich 175, 179; 197 NW 691 (1924).
Because defendant had not applied for a Michigan driver's license,
had not rented or purchased a home in Michigan, and had not
obtained permanent employment in Michigan,we find that the
evidence does not establish that defendant intended to permanently
abandon his Alabama domicile.
I guess the only issue you would have is the driver' license. A court
is going to consider the above-mentioned behaviors as indicative of
whether you would be considered a "Michigan resident". I would think that
would not be considered a resident and therefore would be able to carry the
pistol while in Michigan. However, my opinion is not worth anything. If I
were you I would get a VA driver's license and carry here with that and the VA
concealed pistol license.
But perhaps you still have the MI DL so you can get a resident hunting license
and, if that's the case, it would hard to justify using a Mich DL for residency
to hunt with a pistol which you claim you are allowed to use because
you are an out-of-state resident. Just my opinion, though.