The Michigan DNR is proposing a slight increase in the desired state bear harvest for the next two years, though with fewer licenses in many bear management units.
Rising success rates for Michigan bear hunters could mean fewer licenses in some units Read More »
The updated Eat Safe Fish guidelines released this month stem from tests over the past year that showed elevated levels of perfluorooctane sulfonate, commonly known as PFOS, a chemical in the PFAS family that can build up in fish and.
Department of Health suggests limits for eating smelt from seven Michigan lakes Read More »
A judge has denied bond for two men charged in the 2018 death of a hunter in Bath Township.
Clinton County District Court Judge Michael Clarizio has denied bond for Thomas Olson and Robert Rodway, both 34, who each face felony counts of murder and using a firearm in the commission of a crime in the November 2018 death of Chong Yang.
No bond given for murder suspects in Michigan hunting case Read More »
The Michigan Natural Resources Commission approved a fisheries order in December to remove trout restrictions on Cedar Creek in Barry County.
Michigan’s Cedar Creek in Barry County no longer considered a trout stream Read More »
Timing of the state budget appropriations process meant the Michigan Pheasant Hunting Initiative released far fewer rooster pheasants on state game areas this year than in two prior seasons,…
Michigan’s pheasant release program will triple number of birds Read More »
Deer license sales fell by 1.2%, while overall hunting licenses were down 1.3%.
Michigan license sales dip slightly in 2022 Read More »
Lansing — The Michigan Natural Resources Commission gave final approval earlier this month for 2018 waterfowl hunting regulations that will add days to the early teal season, increase take for pintails, and move the youth waterfowl hunting weekend back one week. Michigan DNR waterfowl specialist Barbara Avers told Michigan Outdoor News both the federal framework
Michigan NRC approves 2018 waterfowl season framework Read More »
Lake Linden, Mich. — Officials with federal, state, local and tribal groups will hold a public meeting in Lake Linden later this month to discuss plans to protect an important lake trout and whitefish spawning reef from migrating stamp sands. Roughly a quarter of lake trout in the Michigan waters of Lake Superior originate from
In Michigan, drifting sand threatens Lake Superior spawning reef Read More »
Gaylord bear houndsman Keith Huff knows what it takes to develop a top-notch bloodline. “I’m not a big production breeder,” he said. “I’m very selective and very determined on what dogs I do breed. “They’ve got to have the endurance, treeing ability, stamina, a good cold nose, intelligence, voice and aggression,” Huff explained. “With breeding
Nationally acclaimed bear hounds are Michigan bred Read More »
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