An agreement on inland hunting, fishing, and gathering rights for tribal members and the DNR’s roller-coaster budget (that went from an $8 million deficit in the Game and Fish Protection Fund to a $10 million balance) were two of the top stories gracing the pages of Michigan Outdoor News in 2007. But there were other […]
2007: The year in review
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