Michigan’s hunters and anglers have long known the feeling: a deep connection to the state’s forests and waters and a strong desire to conserve them for future generations. Now, the Michigan Wildlife Council is working to crystallize similar sentiments among the state’s overall population, including the vast majority of people who don’t hunt or fish …
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As crops disappear, engage the dog in a search for upland birds in traditional public lands cover like cattail sloughs and brushy thickets.
LINCOLN, Neb. – Hunters liked what they experienced while pursuing wild turkeys in Nebraska this spring according to an annual survey by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. Almost all respondents — more than 96 percent of the 2017 turkey hunter surveyed – said they would hunt Nebraska again based on their experiences. Nebraska’s turkey
The most expensive part of my fishing gear sits on a concrete pad behind my garage. Yes, it is my boat, but it is more than just a boat. It is a very important tool that is cherished and not taken for granted. Just because you winterize your boat does not mean that the boat
Wade Bourne, Shaw Grigsby, Bob Sealy, Morris Sheehan, Louie Stout recognized for contributions to the sport.
Michigan’s hunter safety program has helped reduce the number of hunting casualties in Michigan.
AURORA, Minn. — Authorities are now calling the death of a 16-year-old hunter in northeastern Minnesota a suicide. A member of the boy’s hunting party found him dead in his hunting stand near Aurora late Saturday afternoon. The death initially was reported to authorities as an accidental shooting. But the St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office said Sunday the death
Deer harvest numbers about the same as last year.
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