Radiocarbon dating verified that the female bigmouth buffalo fish taken from Crystal Lake near Pelican Rapids in Otter Tail County last summer was 112.
Testing shows Minnesota fish is oldest ever taken Read More »
He also has his hunting privileges taken away for 20 years – for shooting four buck mule deer, taking their antlers and leaving the carcasses to waste – and is ordered to pay the Wyoming Game and Fish Department $16,000 in restitution.
Man gets jail time in mule deer case Read More »
Grayling are native to Michigan but died out because of logging and overfishing.
Arctic grayling on verge of returning to Michigan waters Read More »
The rapid transitions between high and low water levels reportedly puts people who live and work along the Great Lakes in a tough spot compared with people living on ocean coasts who only have to prepare for sea levels going up.
Rising Great Lakes eroding shorelines, creating uncertainty Read More »
ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Minnesota Supreme Court will decide whether the state DNR has the authority to change the name of Lake Calhoun in Minneapolis to its original Dakota name, Bde Maka Ska (buh-DAY’ muh-KAHS’ ka). The state Court of Appeals ruled in April that the agency overstepped its authority in January 2018 when
Minnesota’s top court to hear Lake Calhoun-Bde Maka Ska case Read More »
Worker housing weighed against impact on bighorns near Vail.
The road intersects an area where mule deer cross in the fall and spring traveling to and from their winter range. It’s expected that the underpasses will reduce collisions by up to 90 percent.
Wyoming approves $1.25 million for wildlife underpass Read More »
Nearly 330,000 fingerlings were placed in early July in northern Little Bay de Noc near the mouth of the Whitefish River. Another 135,000 were stocked near Gladstone, Kipling and the lower Escanaba River.
More than 460K walleye fingerlings stocked in Michigan’s U.P. Read More »
NEW YORK — A mother duck and her nine babies were crossing a New York City street when three ducklings fell through a storm grate and had to be retrieved by police. The news site Gothamist reports that the rescue happened Sunday in the bustling Brooklyn neighborhood of Park Slope. Witness Lynn Harris says the
Ducks, stuck, loose: Police rescue 3 ducklings from grate Read More »
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