DNR verifies first-ever cougar in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula
“Even with this verification, questions remain, especially regarding the origins of the animal.”
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In northern Lower Michigan, another forest tent caterpillar invasion comes to an end
Widespread outbreaks occur in Michigan every 10 to 15 years.
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Michigan duck stamp, prints: Artwork promotes conservation of wetlands, waterfowl habitat
Proceeds from stamp sales will be used to fund Michigan Duck Hunters Association projects, with 10 percent used to match DNR funding for purchasing, restoring and enhancing wetlands.
Illegal deer baiting means jail time, $15K fine for Michigan man
Measure of bait on man’s property estimated at two-and-a-half tons.
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In Michigan, growing Canada goose population creates challenges
Goose hunting in Michigan helps to keep goose numbers in check, and there are things you can do to help keep geese away from your yard.
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U.P. Trappers Association convention: A preview of ’18 national gathering?
Fur trappers Les Johnson from “Predator Quest” and Lesel Reuwsaat, a frequent guest on the F&T Freedom Outdoors television program, will be among the demonstrators.
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For peregrine falcons, major recovery in southeast Michigan
Michigan peregrine falcon population has expanded from five young birds, which were reintroduced in 1987, to 15 nesting pairs that reared 30 young in 2016.
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Keeping Michigan’s black bears at a distance
The Department of Natural Resources is asking Michigan residents to help keep the state’s up-north icon a wild animal by keeping bears at a distance. With many people – whether seasonal visitors or year-round residents – outdoors and enjoying northern Michigan in the summer months, removing bird feeders is an easy answer to bear problems. Michigan’s estimated black bear
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What attracts wildlife? (video)
What do deer, turkey and grouse look for when deciding on where to live? Check out this video with Michigan DNR wildlife biologist James Miller to learn more.
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