We’re very fortunate as a conservation community to have thousands of volunteers across the state who work tirelessly to ensure that Michigan sportsmen and sportswomen have the best possible opportunities to hunt, fish, trap, hike, camp, and otherwise recreate in the outdoors.
Cory Allen, of Wolverine, waited 37 years to draw an any elk (bull) tag for Michigan’s December season, and he certainly made the most of it.
Allen was one of 122 state licensed hunters who shot an elk during the late season.
Hunting public land with his wife, Gina, uncle Darrell Congdon, and life-long best friend Mike Eads, Allen tracked, stalked, and killed a 5×5 bull on the second morning of the hunt.
Michigan’s December elk season declared a winner with a 72% success rate Read More »
An interview with the longtime co-host of “Bowhunter TV” and editor of Bowhunter magazine.
Outdoor News: A quick chat with Bowhunter’s Curt Wells Read More »
THE TRANSITION AT THE TOP OF the Michigan Department of Natural Resources won’t take place until the first of the year.
Outdoor observations from Bill Parker Read More »
Preliminary data shows 150,392 deer killed during firearms season.
Michigan whitetail license sales dip from ’21 Read More »
Nationwide there has been a 16% decline in the turkey population and a 19% decline in turkey harvest, according to National Wild Turkey Federation Regional Biologist Ryan Boyer.
Outdoor observations with Bill Parker: Not the time for a two-turkey limit Read More »
State officials have been in the process of updating the management plan for months.
Michigan elk plan is up for approval Read More »
Commission OKs changing season to one two-week hunt in Michigan’s Turkey Management Unit E.
Natural Resources Commission declines to increase turkey bag Read More »
Birth rate for such a fish is said to be about one in 10,000 and the chance of it surviving the three or four years it takes to reach 13-plus inches was “nearly incalculable.”
Muskegon produces orange smallie Read More »
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