New legislation currently sitting in the Rules Committee would limit the power of DNR Conservation Police Officers and place restrictions on them that are more similar to other law enforcement officers in the state.
Illinois CPOs would have less access to private land under new legislation Read More »
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This video explains the bodies reaction and how to perform self rescue after falling through the ice.
Ice Safety – How To Perform Self Rescue Read More »
Well-known writer Richard P. Smith has started a petition drive to change buck-hunting rules in the Upper Peninsula.
Petition seeks to change deer combo license in Upper Peninsula Read More »
Where once Lowrance’s iconic “Green Box” revolutionized fishing by showing anglers what lies beneath the surface
Wireless fishing electronics: A look at the brave new world of on-the-water Wi-Fi Read More »
Catawba Island, Ohio — As the western basin’s walleye bite heats up and its ice continues to build, more and more anglers are making their way onto Lake Erie. Many on sleds and ATVs. While those rides make for easy access to distant honey holes, they can turn into expensive nightmares. On Jan 31, two
Taking a plunge into the lake can be costly for motorists Read More »
Milwaukee, Wis. — Larry and Brenda Potterfield have left an indelible mark on the cause of conservation, most recently in their sponsorship of the 2014 National Pheasant Fest and Quail Classic at the Wisconsin Center in Milwaukee, Feb. 14-16. The Potterfields’ generosity continued that weekend when they made a $950,000 donation to Pheasants Forever for
$950,000 Pheasant Fest donation funds shooting sports Read More »
Lake Orion, Mich. — Jon Gray has a student in his class at Waldon Middle School in Lake Orion who hasn’t answered a question, taken a test, or turned in a homework assignment all year. But when it comes to educating its classmates, this student rises to the top of the class – well, to
Classroom program seeks to raise awareness of sturgeon Read More »
Traverse City, Mich. — A member of Congress proposed legislation in late January that would order the federal government to cut off links in Chicago waterways between Lake Michigan and the Mississippi River system to protect the Great Lakes from Asian carp and other invasive species. The bill introduced by Rep. Candice Miller, a Michigan
Bill to require project to block Asian carp Read More »
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