Gobbler chaser rethinking his whole no-decoy rule
The fact that this hunter’s decoy is a mounted gobbler may have escalated this intense interaction.
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The fact that this hunter’s decoy is a mounted gobbler may have escalated this intense interaction.
Gobbler chaser rethinking his whole no-decoy rule Read More »
New perch regulations in Michigan have reduced the daily creel limit to 25 perch per angler, per day, on most Michigan waters.
Yellow perch limit makes sense to me Read More »
Spring arrived on March 20, but you wouldn’t know it if you live in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
In Michigan, spring arrives from south to north Read More »
Several weeks into this year’s ice fishing season, we were still trying to get our ice shack out on the river and were having a tough time of it. Well, in spite of the conditions, we finally have it set up. I’ve never seen slush so bad on the ice here, and it’s been a
You say ice shanty, I say ice shack Read More »
For anglers and hunters, resolutions don’t necessarily begin on Jan. 1.
Resolve to be resolute every day, not just one Read More »
With early ice forming on the St. Mary’s River’s Munuscong Bay, the author and friends enjoyed a good day of fishing.
Fishing drought ends in Upper Peninsula Read More »
After a few days on the stand, writer always feels as if he’s closing in on venison, and that if he could just sit one more day, he’d be able to connect. That hope will have to hold him until next year.
A deerless but satisfying deer season Read More »
Swans, grebes, shorebirds and others help hunters pass the time in a duck blind.
Few ducks but lots of wildlife at annual duck camp Read More »
Although teal action was slow, Canada geese provided a great start to the early waterfowl hunting seasons.
No teal, but early geese didn’t disappoint Read More »