Fall fish stocking in 2017 consisted of nine species – brook trout, brown trout, coho salmon, lake trout, Eagle Lake and steelhead strain rainbow trout, lake sturgeon, walleye and muskellunge.
Fall stocking adds 830,000-plus fish to angling pool Read More »
Ask Michigan residents what comes to mind when hearing the word “wildlife,” and – depending on which part of the state they live in – you likely would get quick answers including deer, elk, turkey, and probably a handful of popular fish species like lake trout and muskellunge. Ask Amy Derosier, a wildlife biologist with
How Wildlife Action Plan is giving conservation a boost in Michigan Read More »
An Allegan County man has pleaded guilty to deer poaching as the result of an investigation by Michigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officers. Colton Anderson, 22, of Plainwell was sentenced Jan. 18 in Allegan County 57th District Court to 60 days in jail, $30,250 in reimbursement to the state and the loss of hunting
Completing the study will provide DNR wildlife managers with valuable information needed if chronic wasting disease is detected in the U.P.
CWD-related study: The migration of the western Upper Peninsula whitetail Read More »
The 2018 total allocation to state of Michigan anglers for Black Lake is seven lake sturgeon.
On your mark, get set … : Sturgeon season on Black Lake begins Feb. 3 at 8 a.m. Read More »
Hunt will run Jan. 4-7 and 11-14 on public and private land in northern Ionia County and eastern Montcalm County, in select townships.
Michigan adds firearms deer hunt to aid CWD surveillance Read More »
Hunt will run Jan. 4-7 and 11-14 on private land in Alpena County, south of M-32.
Michigan adds antlerless hunt to aid bovine tuberculosis management Read More »
Michigan alone has 75 count circles; Michigan DNR and Audubon Great Lakes working together for conservation.
Christmas Bird Count: ‘Tis the season Read More »
And “Nothing eats better than a ruffed grouse.”
December grouse season: Friends, dogs, tradition Read More »
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