When tasked with launching a Pennsylvania edition of Outdoor News more than 20 years ago, the first call I made was to Ben Moyer, of Fayette County.
Long-time columnist, Ben Moyer, writes book on southwest Pennsylvania Read More »
The Michigan DNR Wildlife Division proposed several changes to deer regulations at its meeting earlier this month at Lansing Community College West Campus.
At the same time, Natural Resources Commissioner John Walters tossed several amendments on the proposals. The two most surprising amendments are bypassing the protocol for antler point restrictions and seeking APRs across most of the Lower Peninsula, and changing opening day of firearms and archery deer seasons to a Saturday.
Outdoor Observations: Digging into proposed deer regulation changes in Michigan Read More »
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the May 26, 2023 edition of Michigan Outdoor News.
Michigan Letters to the Editor: Boat access is unnecessarily limited in Platte Bay Read More »
Earlier this year, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources announced a plan to draw down the impoundment behind the Cornwall Flooding dam in Cheboygan County to address public safety and infrastructure concerns.
Since then, the DNR has been working with partners to seek funding and execute a more detailed inspection by an independent firm to better inform the department on the safest, most efficient options for moving forward with this high hazard dam.
Michigan officials seek additional inspection of Cornwall Flooding Read More »
A mix of outdoor-related stories from across Michigan published in the May 26, 2023 edition of Michigan Outdoor News.
Michigan Mixed Bag: wildlife moms don’t need our help Read More »
The salt used to melt snow and ice on Michigan roads eventually washes into soil, lakes, and streams, in some cases contaminating drinking water reservoirs and wells. It has killed or endangered wildlife in freshwater ecosystems, since high chloride levels are toxic to fish, bugs, and amphibians, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
During the May 1, Northern Inland Lakes Fishing Advisory Committee meeting, John Gannon and Dr. Roy Tassava of the Mullett Lake Preservation Society gave a presentation agreeing with the EPA and voicing their concerns of this on-going issue.
A Wyoming man faces up to a year in jail and a $10,000 fine if convicted of killing a protected grizzly he allegedly claims he mistook for a legal black bear outside Yellowstone National Park.
The male grizzly weighing about 530 pounds drew a lot of attention from drivers after its death May 1 near the eastern approach into Yellowstone.
Black bear hunter accused of killing protected grizzly bear Read More »
Field reports from Michigan DNR Conservation Officers published in the May 26, 2023 edition of Michigan Outdoor News.
Michigan Cuffs & Collars: Perch angler caught with twice his daily limit Read More »
An 8-year-old Wisconsin boy who spent two days lost in the remote, rugged Porcupine Mountains State Park before being found says he prayed during his ordeal that he wouldn’t be ‘’stuck out here for the rest of my life.’’
Lost Wisconsin boy survives nights in Upper Peninsula’s Porcupine Mountains Read More »
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